angiomatous in English

adjective

pertaining to angioma (tumor composed mainly of blood vessels)

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1. No fluctuation and no angiomatous malformation was to be seen.

2. Carotid angiography revealed that the tumour was surrounded by “pathological” angiomatous vessels drained by “early veins”.

3. The patient's sister had previously been operated upon for an angiomatous malformation of the brain.

4. Special types of AMD, such as retinal angiomatous proliferation and polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy are much less common.

5. The irregular angiomatous plaques localized on her back and right hip were present from birth and enlarged with body growth.

6. The occurrence of cilia and related structures were studied electron-microscopically in 14 endotheliomatous, 3 fibroblastic, and 3 angiomatous meningiomas.

7. Targetoid haemosiderotic haemangioma (THH) can be differentiated from other angiomatous lesions by the characteristic findings on clinical and histological examination.

8. Clinically, the angiomatous lesions appeared as elevated plaques, flat lesions with papular and macular areas, or erythematous plaques with small nodules.

9. Tufted Angiomas are rare vascular tumors most commonly localized to the skin and subcutaneous tissues and characterized by slow angiomatous proliferation

10. Centrioles were observed in angiomatous meningiomas, but cilia and other ciliary structures were found only in the endotheliomatous and fibroblastic meningiomas.

11. Clinically the solitary lesions is suggestive of a melanocytic or angiomatous origin, surrounded by a haemorrhagic halo in the acute phase.

12. Retinal angiomatous proliferations (RAP) are a subgroup of exsudative or “wet” age-related macular degeneration (wAMD) with devastating reduction of visual acuity in later stages.

13. At autopsy a circumscribed angiomatous malformation with small hemorrhages was found in the central part of the midbrain and rostral portion of pontine tectum.

14. Computerized tomography scans of 166 patients — 99 cases with 117 aneurysms, and 67 cases with angiomatous malformations — were reviewed and correlated with angiographic and clinical findings.

15. Retinal angiomatous proliferation (RAP) is a subtype of exudative age-related macular degeneration which is characterized by an intraretinal origin of the lesion and a particularly poor prognosis.

16. The tumour showed features of a meningioma and a rhabdoid morphology with angiomatous components and was considered to be a rhabdoid meningioma. After surgery a small residual tumour remained.

17. The reason for the poor take of grafts after X-ray treatment is the scarring within the vessels — the increased formation of scar tissue and the angiomatous hyperplasia of vessels.

18. In order to call special attention to the characteristics of the cases known to date and to summarize them, a rare case of an angiomatous sarcoma of the spleen is reported.

19. In 68 examinations of 42 eyes with occult exsudative AMD the consistency concerning lesion composition was 78%, differences were noted in the presence of retinal angiomatous proliferation, minimal classic parts, the presence of fibrosis.

20. Histopathologic examinations of 26 cases reveal that the angiomatous lesions form from branches of the bronchial artery, arterial bronchopulmonic connections and their arteriovenous anastomoses, as well as from branches of the pulmonary artery and vein.

21. In about 30% of all patients with Aids, a Kaposi's sarcoma is diagnosed.The angiomatous character may lead to the histopathological diagnosis of a haemangioma.Human herpes virus 8 is known to be the transforming element.

22. Acute or chronic upper gastrointestinal (UGI) bleeding and iron deficiency anemia may result from UGI Angiomata. In this report, specific angiomatous lesions discussed are Osler-Weber-Rendu (O-W-R) telangiectasia and other Angiomata.

23. Spectral-domain OCT showed the intraretinal location of the SRN and the integrity of the RPE over the entire macula that could facilitate the differentiation between neovascular IJRT and choroidal neovascularisation from various ethiology or retinal angiomatous proliferation.

24. The clinical presentation together with macroscopic and microscopic findings in a case of epidural fronto-parasagittal hemangiopericytoma occurring in a 59 years old female are reported. Pathogenesis, clinical and macroscopic findings, and microscopicaspects of this tumor aspected with the angioblastic (angiomatous) meningioma are discussed.

25. Toennis' material of 1294 epileptics is reviewed and the fact stressed, that only about one quarter of the patients, i. e. 312, showed conditions warranting surgery, and that even in focal epilepsies only a quarter was operated upon; this material comprises merely symptomatic epilepsies of other than tumorous or angiomatous origin.

26. When the fibromatous spindle-cell-like componnent predominates, the semi-malignant dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans must be considered in the differential diagnosis, as well as the cytologically uniform fibrosarcoma, to be disposed in ‘herringbone’ patterns of the tumor cells and the Kaposi sarcoma with spindle-cell differentiation. The latter is distinguishable through its angiomatous character.

27. The angiomatous tumor, although similarly generalized, is malignant. In addition, there is a disturbance of the fat metabolism, as evidenced by fatty degeneration of the tumor, liver, and kidneys, and a striking atherosclerosis of the renal and splenic arteries. Finally, in the two cases presented, the serum proteins were characteristically those for malignant tumors with secondary changes (necroses and degeneration — Wuhrmann).