intralobular (Meaning)
Wordnet
intralobular (a)
inside lobes or lobules
Webster
intralobular (a.)
Within lobules; as, the intralobular branches of the hepatic veins.
Synonyms & Antonyms of intralobular
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intralobular Sentence Examples
- The radiologist identified intralobular patterns in the mammogram, indicative of a benign condition.
- The pathologist observed intralobular changes in the liver tissue during the histological examination.
- In intralobular studies, researchers investigate microstructures within specific lobes of an organ.
- The surgeon carefully assessed intralobular connectivity before planning the intricate procedure.
- In the liver biopsy, the presence of intralobular inflammation raised concerns about potential disease progression.
- The histopathologist noted intralobular variations in cellular density within the lung tissue sample.
- Researchers studied intralobular structures in the brain to better understand neural connectivity.
- Intralobular microcalcifications were identified in the breast tissue, prompting further diagnostic imaging.
- The nephrologist examined intralobular changes in the kidney tissue to assess renal function.
- In intralobular analyses of the pancreas, subtle abnormalities may provide early indications of disease.
FAQs About the word intralobular
inside lobes or lobulesWithin lobules; as, the intralobular branches of the hepatic veins.
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The radiologist identified intralobular patterns in the mammogram, indicative of a benign condition.
The pathologist observed intralobular changes in the liver tissue during the histological examination.
In intralobular studies, researchers investigate microstructures within specific lobes of an organ.
The surgeon carefully assessed intralobular connectivity before planning the intricate procedure.
