multilobular

the radiologist identified a multilobular mass in the liver.

multilobular tumors often present with irregular borders on imaging.

a multilobular lesion may indicate a benign or malignant process.

the patient’s chest ct revealed a multilobular nodular pattern consistent with pneumonia.

multilobular calcifications are frequently seen in breast mammograms.

surgical resection of a multilobular carcinoma requires careful planning.

the multilobular architecture of the gland can be visualized via ultrasound.

multilobular infiltrates may suggest an inflammatory rather than neoplastic etiology.

pathologists examine the multilobular margins to assess tumor grade.

multilobular hepatic lesions sometimes require biopsy for definitive diagnosis.

the radiologist noted a multilobular shadow on the chest x-ray that warranted further evaluation.

a multilobular mass with central necrosis suggests a more aggressive tumor behavior.