histological
histologic

Some important early histological work was carried out during this period.

No histological basis has yet been established for these points.

It is the most common histological form of primary bone cancer.

It is used in biology and medicine as a histological stain.

The diagnosis was based on typical clinical and histological features.

Table I shows the virus types detected in the histological categories.

Histological analysis showed that the size increase was not due to a local inflammatory response.

By definition, on histological examination, hallmark cells are always present.

He said definitive results might take weeks, after toxicological, histological and other tests.

The integration of such physiological and histological results is still actively in progress.

Patients' final diagnoses were based on histological and clinical findings (table I).

This hinges on the quality of the histological information provided by the experimenter.

These histological findings were similar in all parts of the gastrointestinal tract.

Some caution should be applied when comparing histological data from the two time periods.

Breast cancer is usually classified primarily by its histological appearance.

Many of the histological techniques used to study other tissues can be applied to the nervous system as well.

There are a total of 52 areas grouped into 11 histological areas.

Attaining this sort of information in humans would be difficult as it requires histological research.

Breast cancers are also difficult to distinguish based on histological markers.

The laboratory staff were unaware of the histological reports.

A histological normal control material was included for comparison.

In mouse kidneys little histological changes were seen by high dose exposure.

Histological examination was performed by two pathologists unaware of the treatment.

Liver biopsies were taken within six months of entry to the study for histological assessment.

Survival was not influenced by the histological grade of the tumour.

The higher the histologic grade, the greater chance of recurrence.

The mean histologic scores for each treatment group at various time points are shown in Fig.

There was no correlation with histologic type of lung cancer.

The following is a list of breast cancer histologic classifications.

These terms are histologic, in that a microscope is necessary to differentiate between the two.

Histologic studies were performed to determine the extent of joint damage.

The prognosis depends on the histologic type, stage, and treatment.

Patients do not usually have symptomatic or histologic respiratory involvement.

Combinations of the above histologic types can occur within the same tumor.

There are four histologic types recognized, but one is the most frequently seen (typical).

Accurate histologic diagnosis is critical for treatment planning and patient counseling.

This process is used to improve the correlation between histologic findings and clinical outcome.

A comparative study of clinical stages, histologic features, and survival in 200 cases.

Ultimately the diagnosis is established by the histologic examination of the specimen.

The histologic diagnosis of chronic hepatitis was made according to the standard criteria.

Surgically obtained tissue usually is required to make a histologic diagnosis.

The histologic and nuclear grade of the primary tumor.

The histologic types of gallbladder cancer include the following.

This accounts from the varying histologic variants seen on biopsy.

Rod sheath is an area identified in histologic sections of a tooth.

They are often referred to as "fried egg" cells due to their histologic appearance.

"This is a gross histologic section through the superficial epidermis.

There is also a report describing histologic myocardial damage without coronary heart disease.

Accordingly, biopsy with culture and histologic examination is mandatory for these presentations.

Both histologic types more commonly arise in the right lobe of the liver.