Similar words: modulate, schedule, modulated, on schedule, fraudulent, fraudulence, behind schedule, ahead of schedule. Meaning: ['nɑdʒuːl /'nɒdjuːl] n. 1. a small node 2. small rounded wartlike protuberance on a plant 3. (mineralogy) a small rounded lump of mineral substance (usually harder than the surrounding rock or sediment).
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91 The mixed pattern included cyst, nodule, cavitary lesion with adjacent consolidation or ground-glass opacity.
92 On examination the tumor may have the following characteristics: painless nodule, shiny and waxy, indurated, firm and immobile, pearly, rolled border, and small telangiectatic vessels.
93 The cyst is isointense to CSF on MR, and an eccentric scolex can be identified as a mural nodule.
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94 Objective : To investigate MRI findings and practical value of thyroid nodule diseases.
95 Nodular lesions or penis scrotal male or female genital, or similar to (nodule), may appear tertiary syphilis one week after tuberculosis infection.
96 An 80-year-old man presented with a soft nodule in the left parietal calvarium and was admitted to our hospital.
97 CT-guided percutaneous transthoracic cutting biopsy is a very valuable way, which diagnosed solitary pulmonary nodule earlier. It should be widely spreaded in the diagnosis of the lung nodulus .
98 Physical examination revealed a palpable nodule in the right preauricular area.
99 We report an unusual garnet pyroxenite, as a nodule enclosed within kyanite eclogites from Rongcheng, northeastern Sulu UHP metamorphic belt.
100 Objective To study the value of changes of thyroglobulin in detecting property of thyroid nodule.
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