Definitions

1. Histology is also used to determine the type of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma of which there are ten.
2. Histology was suggestive of HSV infection in two of five patients. (Web site)
3. Histology is regarded as the gold standard for analyzing sutures.
4. Histology was favorably affected by ursodiol in patients in strata 1 and 2 but not in strata 3 and 4. (Web site)
5. In histology, a lacuna is a small space containing an osteocyte in bone or chondrocyte in cartilage. (Web site)

Organism

1. H pylori could still be responsible for a proportion of these patients because histology was the only means used to detect the organism.
2. Bacillary angiomatosis is found in the more immunosuppressed HIV patient and requires histology for diagnosis as an organism is rarely cultured.

Efficacy

1. Efficacy was assessed by patient diaries, symptom assessment, sigmoidoscopic appearance and histology.

Small

1. Silver stain detects organisms in small numbers but the disadvantage is that it is not possible to study the histology with silver stain and it is expensive.

Enzymes

1. Patients were monitored for HCV-RNA levels, liver enzymes, and liver histology.

Consistent

1. A brain biopsy was performed and the histology was consistent with encephalitis. (Web site)

Sections

1. Lung tissue sections, cytospins of BAL cells, and histology. (Web site)

Review

1. Review of the histology failed to identify any apparent difference between gastric MALT lymphomas with and without H pylori infection.

Important

1. In all cases histological results were important for clinical management as histology ruled out acute rejection in all cases.

Relationship

1. Testing for haemochromatosis in a liver clinic population: relationship between ethnic origin, HFE gene mutations, liver histology and serum iron markers.

Animals

1. Seventeen days after adoptive transfer the animals were sacrificed and pancreata examined by histology for signs of pancreatitis.
2. It is important to note that folate deficiency alone did not affect liver histology, whereas ethanol alone induced only steatosis in some animals. (Web site)

Fixed

1. The kidneys were excised, weighed, and then flash-frozen for later study or fixed in formalin for histology. (Web site)

Extent

1. Brain tumors are classified according to histology, but tumor location and extent of spread are important factors that affect treatment and prognosis.

Normal

1. This case highlights that even following repeat biopsies, histology may be normal and hence no identifiable cause to the disease pathology is revealed. (Web site)

Structure

1. His groundbreaking works were New Ideas on the Structure of the Nervous System and Histology of the Nervous System in Man and Vertebrates.

Figure

1. Transjugular liver biopsy was performed after plasmapheresis and histology revealed angiosarcoma (Figure 1).

Examining

1. The differential diagnosis of testicular cancer requires examining the histology of tissue obtained from an inguinal orchiectomy specimen. (Web site)

Bacteriology

1. A correct final diagnosis was established at histology (n = 108), bacteriology (n = 9), and clinical follow-up (n = 83).

Loose Connective

1. In histology, adipose tissue or body fat or just fat is loose connective tissue composed of adipocytes.

Necroinflammatory

1. Figure 1. Impact of sustained virological response (SVR) to interferon-alpha therapy on necroinflammatory activity of liver histology.
2. In accordance with previous studies [ 20 - 22], a significant decrease in necroinflammatory activity of liver histology was observed in the current study.

Predominant Lesion

1. Non-cirrhotic portal fibrosis was the predominant lesion (91.3%) in liver histology. (Web site)

Clo Test

1. H. pylori infection was confirmed by CLO test in 170 patients and by histology in 72 patients. (Web site)

Louis-Antoine Ranvier

1. In 1865 he founded a private laboratory with Louis-Antoine Ranvier where they gave courses in histology. (Web site)

Histology Consistent

1. Two cases in HIV positive males of recurrent unilateral nipple lesions are reported with histology consistent with duct ectasia.

Duodenal Histology

1. Duodenal histology in patients with celiac disease after treatment with a gluten-free diet. (Web site)

Final Histology

1. The final histology showed multifocal invasive papillary carcinoma, follicular variant, involving all thyroid lobes with a greatest diameter of 4.7 cm (fig. (Web site)

Gastric Juice Pcr

1. In the presence of PPI, gastric juice PCR was more sensitive than histology.

Cardiac Histology

1. Three patients died, and the diagnosis for these was confirmed on cardiac histology. (Web site)

Comparative Histology

1. He succeeded Louis-Antoine Ranvier (1835-1922) in what then became the chair of comparative histology at the Collège de France.

Follow-Up Endoscopy

1. Follow-up endoscopy was performed to confirm H pylori status with a BUT and histology. (Web site)

Distinctive Histology

1. Thus, some cases are thought to be caused by either Pick's disease or dementia lacking distinctive histology.

Bone Marrow Histology

1. MDS is classified into groups according to findings on peripheral blood smears, bone marrow histology, and clinical examination. (Web site)

Hepatic Histology

1. Primary sclerosing cholangitis: a review of its clinical features, cholangiography, and hepatic histology.
2. Additional information on liver structure is presented in the sections on hepatic histology. (Web site)

Normal Histology

1. This case further demonstrates that a chronic alcoholic can have gross hepatomegaly with normal histology and normal liver function tests.

Urease Test

1. The presence of H. pylori was assessed by urease test, histology, Gram stain, and culture. (Web site)

Pylori Eradication

1. Clinical application of gastric histology to monitor treatment of dual therapy in H. pylori eradication. (Web site)

Lymphoma

1. On histology, 23 (70%) patients showed complete regression and 4 (12%) partial regression of lymphoma. (Web site)

Morphology

1. Data used for the phylogeny comprise 79 taxa and 110 characters based on morphology and histology.

Therapy

1. Endoscopy, histology and diary cards were used to assess the response to therapy. (Web site)

Monitoring

1. In these patients careful monitoring of liver histology is recommended. (Web site)
2. Unfortunately, histology of a single liver biopsy sample and the monitoring of aminotransferases are poor predictors of disease progression.

Connective

1. Further details on connective tissue can be found in textbooks of histology and human anatomy. (Web site)
2. On a histology slide, it can be seen that there is generally abundant extracellular space in connective tissue.

Tissues

1. Animals were sacrificed, liver tissues were collected, fixed in 10% formalin and then paraffin embedded for histology.

Age

1. Results: 36 females and 26 males, harbored primary pituitary adenoma proved by histology, their age ranged between 14 and 83 years (mean 42 years).

Grade

1. The main endpoint was the presence of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia at grade 2 or more (CIN2+) in reviewed histology. (Web site)

Effect

1. Compared to placebo, BSE treatment had no effect on histology and quality of life.
2. The effect of ursodeoxycholic acid on serum enzymes and liver histology in patients with chronic active hepatitis.

Recurrence

1. Approximately 20% of patients followed for 5 years or more will have recurrence of PSC documented both on cholangiography and histology.

Size

1. The treatment for such patients depends on the conditions of liver neoplasm, such as size and histology[ 20, 50].

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