The lesion is usually painless but there may be constitutional disturbance (fever and malaise).

Round breast masses

The cause of the illness was most frequently a perinatal hypoxic-ischaemic lesion of the central nervous system (8 patients), tuberous sclerosis (5 patients), cerebral malformation (3 patients), vascular lesion (1 patient) and metabolic lesion (1 patient).

All macroscopical lesions were evaluated histologicaly.

Asymmetric breast tissue, architectural distortion and stellate breast lesions

The development of malignoma is least possible in asymmetries, more probable in architectural distortion in combination with asymmetry and most possible in stellate lesions.

Sometimes, only mammography is enough to establish final diagnosis.

But the role of these lesions in the etiopathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease is still not clear.

Infantile spasm - role of the cortical dysplasias, new diagnostic and therapeutic options

Many of the oral lesions seen in HIV infection regress or clear during treatment with anti-HIV agents.

This paper reviews the more common oral lesions and their management.

The article describes the characteristics of well-defined breasts lesions as well as their differential diagnostics.

A wide range of oral lesions can be seen, notably fungal and viral infections.

The results of some recent studies suggest active participation and interaction of these lesions in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease.

However, the lack of consensus on target selection and treatment selection is evident. The risk and success rates of the two procedures are similar.

The less common causes of pseudo- or true parkinsonism include: Alzheimer's disease, Wilson's disease, Huntington's disease, space-occupying lesions, etc.

Management of the HIV-infected person is a team approach and there should adways be close collaboration with the responsible appropriate colleagues, particularly when the oral lesions are not in isolation.

The mammographic characteristics, differential diagnosis and additional diagnostic procedures in mammographic finding of architectural distortion, asymmetries and stellate lesions have been described.

Fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) of the breast lesions is a rapid, cost-effective and reliable preoperative diagnostic procedure, which does not require any previous preparatory procedures.

The majority of oval breasts lesions, visible on standard mammograms have to be additionaly diagnostically treated; however the surgical biopsy of well-defined oval tumors is seldom made.

Oral lesions are common in patients infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), are often the presenting feature, and may herald deteoration in the general health and a poor prognosis.

transplantation of adrenal/fetal or engineered cells to be implanted into the corpus striatum, destructive lesions in the lateral thalamus or medial globus pallidus and chronic stimulation with deep brain electrodes.

Although the technology of interventional devices has now improved to the point that more complex lesions can be approached with acceptable success rates and safety, recurrence of stenosis remains a major limitation.

Cortical lesions can, in some patients with IS, cause both partial seizures and spasms, although in the majority of cases with West syndrome, any partial seizures occur shortly after the period of infantile spasms.

An overall picture of oral disease in the whole spectrum of HIV infection and the acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) has emerged, with a restricted series of fairly common oral lesions such as candidiasis, viral infections including hairy leukoplakia, gingival and periodontal disease and Kaposi's sarcoma However, a panoply of less common lesions can also be seen.

- haemorrhagic lesions,

A skin lesion evolving from a papule, through a vesicular stage to a depressed black eschar with surrounding oedema.

Reversibility of local lesions shall be performed where relevant.

At the end of six weeks the animals are killed and a check made that there is no tubercular lesion;

- flat velvety lesions not appearing as typical vesicles nor progressing to pustules.

Isolation and confirmation of B. anthracis from specimens collected from a normally sterile site (e.g. blood or CSF) or lesion of other affected tissue (skin, lung or gut);

evidence of B. anthracis DNA (e.g. by PCR) from specimens collected from a normally sterile site (e.g. blood or CSF) or lesion of other affected tissue (skin, lung or gut),

Lesions2,3

an achromatic lesion smaller than the width of one chromatid, and with minimum misalignment of the cromatids.

an achromatic lesion smaller than the width of one chromatid, and with minimum misalignment of the chromatids.

haemorrhagic lesions,

an achromatic lesion smaller than the width of one chromatid, and with minimum misalignment of the chromatid(s).

lesions Mean number of Gd-enhancing

hyperintense lesion volume

► If you have only one sore injection site (lesion) and the tissue damage (necrosis) is not too extensive you may continue using Extavia.

► If you have only one sore injection site (lesion) and the tissue damage (necrosis) is not too extensive you may continue using Betaferon.

Study 1, 6 index lesions; Study 2, up to 8 index lesions 2.

Pain in extremity/ limb

Once injected it concentrates in bone lesions.

If the patient has multiple lesions, Rebif should be discontinued until healing has occurred.

Intracranial lesions must be inactive and anti-tumour

A female patient developed a nerve lesion affecting the arm (brachial plexopathy) two days after injection of a conventional preparation containing the Botulinum toxin type A complex for the treatment of twisted neck, with recovery after five months.

Panretin is applied twice a day to the skin lesions, avoiding healthy skin, using enough gel to cover each lesion with a generous coating, then left to dry for three to five minutes before covering with clothing.

Frequency not known: Superinfection of skin lesions*.

Additionally, any improvement in skin lesions was monitored.