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unilobar

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u·ni·lo·bar  (yn-lbr, -bär)
adj.
Having only one lobe.


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That remarkable work, reported in a purely descriptive way by Hamburger and Robertson at the University of Chicago, was undertaken in spontaneously breathing dogs with the intent of determining how multi-lobar pneumonia evolved from unilobar infection.
In the past, the decision to resect CRLM was relatively straightforward; on the basis of studies that established certain adverse clinicopathological factors, liver resection was attempted only in patients who had one to three unilobar metastases, preferably presenting at least 12 months after resection of the primary tumour, whose disease was resectable with at least a 1 cm margin of healthy liver tissue and who had no hilar lymphadenopathy or extra-hepatic disease.
Chest x-rays were analyzed, and the results were classified as an alveolar, interstitial, or mixed pattern, and the distribution of radiographic infiltrates as unilobar or multilobar, and unilateral or bilateral.
 
 
 
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