Examples of 'lesion may' in a sentence
Meaning of "lesion may"
lesion may: This phrase is often used in medical contexts to suggest that a particular abnormality, injury, or pathological change in tissues or organs might be the cause of certain symptoms, conditions, or health issues
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The border of the lesion may be radiopaque.
The lesion may be rough or nodular in texture.
Recurrence after removal of a lesion may also indicate malignancy.
The lesion may present with lobulated margins.
In one embodiment the motor neuron lesion may be caused by trauma.
The lesion may take on almost any form.
If this is not effective injecting steroids into the lesion may be tried.
The lesion may resemble an infected spider bite.
Recent investigations have uncovered evidence that a lesion may be a monoclonal overgrowth of smooth muscle cells.
The lesion may be microscopic or macroscopic.
All the evidence suggests that a precursor lesion may exist that could be followed over time.
The lesion may itch during formation and growth.
In the larynx the PEM does not have a characteristic lesion may be polypoid or sessile.
The genetic lesion may be an insertion of a transgenic sequence.
Additionally, the caliber of hepatic veins draining the lesion may be increasing.
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The corneal lesion may be caused by a surgical procedure.
The association between knee dislocation and popliteal artery lesion may reach 60.
A combined lesion may also be the result of a fractured tooth.
At clinical examination, mammography and ultrasonography, this lesion may mimic a breast carcinoma.
A sign that a lesion may be malignant is growth after menopause.
Sometimes at the site of a tick bite, a persistent firm papulonodular lesion may develop.
The lesion may have an origin in the target tissue layer.
For example, the skin lesion may be a melanoma.
The lesion may persist for three to six weeks if left untreated.
For another, piercing a suspicious lesion may pose a risk of track metastasis.
The lesion may either break open to release viable mycoplasmas or be resorbed.
By ablating tissue between all such poled pairs, a circumferential lesion may be formed.
The treatment lesion may cover at least a portion of a tumour to be treated.
The latent stage occurs when the disease symptoms abate, although an occasional lesion may occur.
The base of the lesion may either be wide and polypoid or pedunculated.
Instead, his lawyer argued the surgery to remove a cancerous lesion may have affected his memory.
Localization of the lesion may be a useful diagnostic method for the clinician.
If the infection persists beyond 12 to 18 months, the lesion may become cancer.
The lesion may be formed in tissue contacting the electrode or in adjacent tissue.
In more extreme cases, the lesion may cross the wall with aortic rupture.
The lesion may be any shape to provide ablation of the blood vessel.
More particularly, the entire cancerous lesion may be removed by excisional biopsy or surgical resection.
The lesion may have a reactive connective tissue component that is not neoplastic.
Is reversible, then treatment of the lesion may prevent the formation of a frank caries lesion.
The lesion may also bleed or ulcerate when its surface breaks down.
A malignant lesion may occur with,.
The lesion may be an insertion, deletion, replacement or combination thereof.
The presence of a cancerous lesion may cause changes in appearance and sensitivity.
The hybrid lesion may exhibit the properties that would result from a cauterized cryolesion.
Lancing or surgically debriding the lesion may make it worse by causing a superinfection or encephalitis.
This lesion may be associated with the Nevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome.
The middle of the lesion may become less red as the lesion grows.
The lesion may start out small, but can continue to grow.
Bleeding associated with a local lesion may be superimposed on either a normal or a defective haemostatic mechanism.
The genetic lesion may be in an immunoglobulin heavy chain J region.
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