Examples of 'dysplastic' in a sentence
Meaning of "dysplastic"
dysplastic (adjective): Referring to an abnormal development of cells, tissues, or organs, often associated with an increased risk of cancer
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- Relating to or exhibiting dysplasia.
- An individual with an unproportionate body shape.
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In contrast in dysplastic cells this regulation is impaired.
A cell that is targeted may be a dysplastic cell.
Dysplastic nevi without a family history of melanoma.
Normal dogs can produce dysplastic offspring.
Dysplastic cells of low or high grade.
No metaplastic and no dysplastic cells present.
This translates to the detection of cells that are dysplastic.
The majority of dysplastic nevi do not become melanoma.
Some melanomas may develop from a dysplastic nevus.
Removal of dysplastic or abnormal cells.
The harmful or dangerous ones are referred to as dysplastic nevi.
Inlet includes two markedly dysplastic micromegakaryocytes with hypolobation.
Dysplastic gangliocytoma of cerebellum.
These individual cells look dysplastic in their growth.
A dysplastic nevus is a mole.
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The problem of dysplastic naevi.
High grade dysplastic nodules are precancerous lesions of the liver.
I could not help but notice the dysplastic nevus.
Some are dysplastic or metaplastic.
Some care should be taken in indicating arthroscopy for a dysplastic hip.
Dysplastic cerebellar gangliocytoma.
Bone marrow cytology showing dysplastic changes in all cell lineages.
The dysplastic nevus is the most important risk factor for melanoma.
A significant increase in the rate of regression of preexisting dysplastic lesions was observed.
No participant showed any dysplastic or neoplastic change in any included studies.
Families with mutations in these genes may have multiple dysplastic nevi.
This indicates that no dysplastic cervical cells were present in these samples.
Current recommendations include routine endoscopy and biopsy looking for dysplastic changes.
Chemotherapy for destruction of the dysplastic cells may be used in some cases.
There is a dysplastic nevus syndrome characterized by multiple moles and freckles on the body.
Norfolks most often have shallow hip sockets and many breedlines are dysplastic.
This metaplastic process can progress to dysplastic process and subsequent formation of adenocarcinoma.
Reducing the body weight of your dog can do to help in its dysplastic hips.
Contraindications include dysplastic hips with spheric surface where the redirectional osteothomy is indicated.
An in vivo diagnostic test is known which identifies and delineates suspect dysplastic tissue.
Dysplastic nevi are found significantly more often in melanoma patients than in the general population.
This poor fit between femoral head and acetabulum is characteristic of dysplastic dogs.
Several dysplastic lesions are observed in the areas that are not macroscopically showing tumoral lesions.
Added that azacitidine may improve both the dysplastic and proliferative features of CMMI.
The cytoplasm of dysplastic cells exhibits a pink color when stained with the present approach.
The second is an x-ray of a young dysplastic dog.
Most dogs will remain dysplastic showing progression of the disease with early arthritic changes.
In one embodiment, a cell that is targeted in a method is a dysplastic cell.
Dysplastic changes in SAA are often modest with more striking findings present in myelodysplasia.
Background actinic keratoses ( aks ) are dysplastic proliferations of keratinocytes.
Dysplastic naevi are considered to occupy a developmental middle ground between the benign melanocyte and CMM.
In one example, a cell that is targeted in a method is a dysplastic cell.
Dysplastic changes were not observed in females treated with 2 mg / kg of bevacizumab.
Somewhat surprisingly, this also applies to those with dysplastic nevi.
For premalignant dysplastic changes, cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grading is used.
