Similar words: autopsy, idiopathic, bibliophile, psyche, oops, hops, psychic, props. Meaning: ['baɪɒpsɪ] n. examination of tissues or liquids from the living body to determine the existence or cause of a disease.
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(91) Sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy was performed at entry, day 14, and day 28.
(92) Furthermore, rectal biopsy specimens were obtained from each twin in whom sigmoidoscopy could be carried out.
(93) The other biopsy specimen was maintained in organ culture with or without the addition of vitamin D metabolites.
(94) Labelling indices remained essentially unchanged in those patient who underwent biopsy twice.
(95) In order to diagnose ovarian cancer, you have to do surgery to obtain a biopsy.
(96) There are some potential disadvantages of using biopsy specimens as opposed to epithelial cell preparations for metabolic studies.
(97) Endoscopic gastric antral biopsy specimens were also obtained for urease activity, culture, and histology.
(98) The other two women had negative results at baseline and acquired infections that had persisted for 36 months at time of biopsy.
(99) In 10 patients receiving combined chemotherapy and radiotherapy, the endoscopic lesions resolved and biopsy specimens were negative.
(100) Serial biopsy specimens in these patients often showed variations in the intensity of inflammation and hepatocyte necrosis.
(101) Standard haematoxylin and eosin stained preparations were scored according to the inflammatory scale previously established for use in reservoir mucosal biopsy tissue.
(102) Full thickness intestinal biopsy specimens were obtained in eight of the children.
(103) A small intestinal biopsy specimen was taken from the third part of the duodenum, and routinely processed for histological examination.
(104) Examination round to the caecum showed no abnormality and biopsy specimens showed normal colonic mucosa.
(105) If an area of abnormality is identified a punch biopsy may be taken.
(106) Linaker and Calam found coeliac disease in 12% of patients aged 65 years or over having jejunal biopsy for anaemia.
(107) All endoscopic biopsy specimens and gastrectomy material were reviewed and classified according to the proposals of Isaacson etal.
(108) In these patients two novel cytology methods, endobiliary biopsy and endobiliary fine needle aspiration[sentencedict.com], may be suitable.
(109) The endoscopes were sterilised after each examination according to local standards; the biopsy forceps were sterilised by autoclaving.
(110) In the gastric mucosal biopsy specimens a severe phlegmonous inflammation was found.
(111) Temporal artery biopsy is considered the definitive test in establishing the diagnosis.
(112) An attempt was made where possible to aspirate gastric juice using a Teflon catheter passed down the suction biopsy channel.
(113) On day 6 the ileostomy became dusky red and biopsy revealed early cellular rejection without loss of epithelium.
(114) Excision biopsy was carried out and before the result was available the patient deteriorated rapidly and died.
(115) The patients were given supplementation for one month and colonic biopsy specimens were taken before and at the end of the trial.
(116) The mucosal surface was then pinned out and biopsied with colonoscopy biopsy forceps.
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(117) Biopsy specimens from control subjects and patients with ulcerative colitis were studied.
(118) In the remaining patient, amyloid deposits of the jejunum were confirmed by intraoperative biopsy specimens.
(119) The antral biopsy specimens were fixed in formalin and processed routinely.
(120) Liver function tests and liver biopsy may also help in establishing the diagnosis.
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