histologic

IPA: hˈɪstʌɫˈɑdʒɪk

Examples of "histologic" in Sentences

The classification of malignant melanoma and its histologic reporting.
The criteria included clinical, endoscopic, histologic and radiologic evidence of IBD.
Grade refers to the histologic type, characterized by the Gleason score, with the prognosis worse for higher-grade cancers.
Levels of IL-6 closely paralleled histologic disease severity: mild (2100 pg/mL), moderate (12,000 pg/mL) or severe (42,000 pg/mL).
The mice with the genetic deletion of SERCA-2 demonstrated less hypertrophy, improved whole organ function, and an improved histologic picture.
* "Excising masses (tumors) from live animals, in some cases without histologic examination of the masses, in others without reporting them to the FDA."
In our experience, ASD children with histologic enterocolitis typically have 1 to 2 unformed stools per day that are very malodorous and usually contain a variety of undigested foodstuffs.
Jatla M, Zemel B, Bokhari A, Bierly P, Russo P, Verma R. Symptomatology, anthropometry and laboratory correlation with histologic damage at pediatric celiac disease diagnosis; differences in diabetics versus non-diabetics.
Nigrosine: A variable mixture of blue-black aniline dyes; used as a histologic stain for nervous tissue and as a negative stain for studying bacteria and spirochetes; also used to discriminate between live and dead cells in dye-exclusion staining. sequoia