lung biopsy

collocation in English

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lung
noun[C]
uk
/lʌŋ/us
/lʌŋ/
either of the two organs in the chest with which people and some ...
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biopsy
noun[C]
uk
/ˈbaɪ.ɒp.si/us
/ˈbaɪ.ɑːp.si/
the process of removing and examining a small amount of tissue from a sick person, in order to discover more about ...
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(Definition oflungandbiopsyfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Quantitative assessment of these changes correlated with hemo-dynamics and medial hypertrophy inlungbiopsy.
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Alungbiopsywas done by thoracoscopic procedure.
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Thelungbiopsyfindings did influence the decision regarding operability in these two cases.
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Thelungbiopsyshowed numerous focal granulomata full of histocytes, lymphocytes, polymorphs and eosinophils with infrequent giant cells.
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He was considered inoperable based on thelungbiopsyfindings.
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If the possible range of resistances spans 6.5 units, then alungbiopsymay be needed in order to plan further management.
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At 10 months of age he underwent openlungbiopsy, the histology of which was consistent with aspiration.
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The clinical findings, includinglungbiopsyat the age of one year, revealed unique hemodynamics for this disorder.
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Lungbiopsydemonstrated marked medial hypertrophy with severe intimalfibrosisin the small pulmonary arteries and mild thickening of the pulmonary veins, considered contraindications for corrective surgery.
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Lungbiopsyin congenital heart disease; a morphometric approach to pulmonary vascular disease.
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Lungbiopsyproved corrective surgery to be contraindicated in four patients.
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Lungbiopsyin congenital heart disease: a morphometric approach to pulmonary vascular disease.
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Alungbiopsywas included.
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Postoperative hypoperfusion of the right lung, along with severe pulmonary vascular abnormalities seen in alungbiopsy, indicated failure of the two-stage correction in spite of appropriate surgery.
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Nolungbiopsywas performed.
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Alungbiopsywould show thickened alveolar septa with fluffy eosinophilic exudate in the alveoli.
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Alungbiopsyalso may cause leakage of air, called pneumothorax.
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Althoughlungbiopsyis usually not necessary, the presence of asbestos bodies in association with pulmonary fibrosis establishes the diagnosis.
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