Examples of using A diffuse in English and their translations into Portuguese
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But also, you will see a diffuse white light.
A diffuse radiolucent area was seen in the region of the abovementioned teeth.
Charlie's initial M.R.I. showed signs of a diffuse axonal injury.
In the current case, a diffuse reticulate pattern was observed.
Public safety is presented in this research as a diffuse fundamental right.
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Videolaparoscopic-guided biopsy revealed the presence of a diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.
A diffuse hard or soft swelling(max. diameter 5 cm) may occur, regressing within 2 days.
As a consequence, there is a diffuse thinning of the entire hair.
The patterns of involvement include peritoneal nodules Figure 17 and a diffuse infiltrative mass.
A diffuse, rapid and concentric involvement occurs affecting the epicardiac and transmural coronary arteries 24,25.
At ultrasound a diffuse thyroid gland hypoechogenicity is observed, with even more hypoechogenic focal areas Figure 6.
Definition English: A common form of hyperthyroidism with a diffuse hyperplastic GOITER.
Macroscopically it may be a diffuse subepithelial edema without mucosa more common or nodular less frequent alterations.
Physical examination also revealed an increased volume in the left breast and a diffuse abdominal mass.
Physical examination revealed mild anemia and a diffuse abdominal pain, without peritonitis or palpable masses.
A diffuse hard or soft swelling(max. diameter 5 cm) may occur at the injection site, regressing within 2 days.
The initial radiological abnormalities consist of a diffuse micronodular pattern, with disseminated well-defined small nodules.
It is a diffuse connective tissue disease that can affect several organic systems, especially the digestive and respiratory systems.
Cultural identity is both an attribute of personality and a diffuse right inherent to a social group collectively considered.
Initially seen as a diffuse local problem, mercury pollution is now understood to be global, chronic and serious.
Muscular weakness in critically ill patients presents in a diffuse and symmetrical form, involving appendicular and axial striated skeletal musculature.
There was a diffuse monocytic inflammatory infiltrate on the dermis, with epithelioid cells and rare multinucleated giant cells.
Laryngeal involvement can present in a diffuse and exudative lesions or a localized(tuberculoma or polypoid lesion) 11.
A diffuse, non-pitting induration of the skin of unknown aetiology that occurs most commonly in association with diabetes mellitus, predominantly in females.
Commonly reported post-vaccination reactions are a diffuse swelling and/or hardened nodule, accompanied by pain, at the site of vaccination.
PAP is a diffuse pulmonary disease characterized by accumulation of amorphous lipoproteinaceous, PAS-positive material in the distal air spaces.