Sentences with phrase «made by biopsy»

As with all cancers, a definitive diagnosis can only be made by biopsy.

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The company, named Modern Meadow, makes leather and, indeed, meat by taking skin or muscle samples from animals via biopsy and then growing them in vitro.

They were able to make that determination by comparing biopsied tissue with tissue taken from a patient's prostate after it was later surgically removed.

A biopsy, most commonly performed by removing a small piece of tissue from the body for examination under a microscope, will help your doctor make a definitive diagnosis.

A liver biopsy, most commonly performed by making a small incision in the abdomen and inserting a thin needle through the abdomen into the liver, is performed to remove a small piece of tissue for examination under a microscope.

Checkups still make me nervous, but I talk myself out of the tree by remembering all the tests and biopsies that turned out fine.

Dermatologists will make the diagnosis of gluten sensitivity by doing a skin biopsy showing characteristic findings.

The Biopsy came back NEGATIVE:) I just have to keep a close eye on it by having a Mammogram and Ultra Sound every 3 months to make sure it does not grow!

In many cases we are able to avoid surgery by using the ultrasound to assist in aspirate needle biopsies of internal organs or masses to make a diagnosis.

Diagnosis is made by physical exam, blood test, and ultra sound and biopsy of the intestine.

Definitive diagnosis is made by identifying the organism in a lesion or tissue biopsy.

Short of direct identification of a tumor and biopsy, diagnosis is made by exam and ruling out other possible causes of the symptoms.

When no underlying cause can be identified an effort is still usually made to eliminate as many of the common causes as possible, by using a wide spectrum dewormer (usually fenbendazole) to try to rule out parasites, dietary food trials to try to identify food sensitivities and allergies, biopsy of the intestines to try to rule out cancers and to aid in identifying other underlying causes and by the use of antibiotics to try to rule out the bacterial overgrowth / toxin issues.

Unfortunately, a definitive diagnosis can only be made by performing a spinal cord biopsy after death.

A definitive diagnosis of dwarfism can be made by taking bone biopsies and submitting the samples to a laboratory for microscopic evaluation by a veterinary pathologist.

A definitive diagnosis may be made by fine needle aspiration of the mass under ultrasound guidance or closed biopsy, but is more likely to be confirmed by thoracotomy.

A diagnosis of skin cancer is made by taking a biopsy of the skin lesion and testing it to see if cancer cells are present.