noncancerous

Only about 20 percent of the population over age 50 have polyps, and those are noncancerous at first.

And high antigen levels are sometimes caused by noncancerous problems.

It can also find noncancerous conditions, such as infection and inflammation.

The study also found that 65 percent of compensation over the last decade was paid to people with noncancerous conditions.

The tumors in this disease tend to be noncancerous (benign).

In 1985 he had a small noncancerous colon polyp removed.

Patients are also likely to get growths, cancerous and noncancerous, on their eyes.

It classified only 5 percent of the noncancerous samples as cancerous.

Most of the time, it is done to treat noncancerous but painful conditions like fibroids.

A number of noncancerous ailments can cause serious intestinal bleeding.

She herself has had two breast biopsies that found abnormal noncancerous cells.

A number of noncancerous conditions can cause nipple discharge.

These are noncancerous growths in the ducts of the breast.

A noncancerous growth in the space behind the eardrum (cholesteatoma).

Specimens could come only from patients who had had brain surgery for noncancerous conditions.

They found that the gene had been overactive in only 18 percent of noncancerous lesions.

Martinez required 28 stitches but the moles were found to be noncancerous.

NF2 is an inherited disorder characterized by the growth of noncancerous tumors in the nervous system.

Some technically noncancerous skin growths have the potential to become cancerous.

The first human trials of gene therapy for noncancerous defects began recently and results have not been evaluated.

A noncancerous tumor, described as the size of an orange, was removed from his colon during the operation.

The condition is caused by a noncancerous mass called a hypothalamic hamartoma.

They are very common and are usually benign (noncancerous).

Lipomas are the most common noncancerous soft tissue growth.