| Charlton striker Kevin Lisbie was recovering in hospital last week after an operation to remove a non-malignant tumour from his nose. |
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| Richard Davis, 53, of London, enjoyed bridge, the cinema and meals out before taking medication for a non-malignant pituitary gland tumour. |
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| A total of 799 controls were ascertained who were admitted to the same hospital as the case for a non-malignant condition. |
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| The goal of this pictorial review is to illustrate the most common non-malignant duodenal processes. |
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| Persons with a history of non-malignant lung disease could also be at increased risk of lung cancer. |
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| Its biocompatibility has been tested in vitro in non-malignant fibroblasts and malignant prostate cancer cells. |
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| It will be necessary to report and analyze data for non-malignant central nervous system tumours separately from malignant tumours. |
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| What percentage of patients taking chronic opioid therapy for treatment of chronic non-malignant pain develops addictive behaviour? |
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| Opiates are used to treat acute pain, cancer pain and, in some cases, chronic non-malignant pain. |
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| Mesenteric panniculitis or retractile mesenteritis is an unusual, non-specific, non-malignant primary inflammatory process. |
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| The removal of non-malignant skin lesions which, because of their location or size, result in recurrent frequent bleeding or recurring infections not amenable to non-surgical management. |
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| The other illnesses, both malignant and non-malignant, were, in my experience and in discussions with colleagues in Fort McMurray, unusual, to say the least, for such a small population. |
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| This sounds most like an infectious illness, and I'll talk about infections and then tumors and then immune disorders, non-infectious, non-malignant disorders. |
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| Requests will be considered from New Brunswick physicians authorized to prescribe methadone for the treatment of severe cancer-related or chronic non-malignant pain. |
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| When considered in the context of chronic non-malignant pain management, there are other significant concerns regarding opioid use rather than just the matter of addiction. |
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| Upper digestive endoscopy confirmed a non-malignant retropyloric peptic ulcer. |
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| Chronic non-malignant pain is defined as constant or episodic pain that persists over a period of at least three months. |
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| Clinical evaluation should exclude non-malignant causes such as adhesions or pseudo-obstruction secondary to fecal impaction. |
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| Women with non-malignant disorders of the uterus or adnexa resulting in abnormal uterine bleeding may require a referral to a gynaecologist. |
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| In medicine, radiation is used to diagnose many illnesses, from cancer to cardiac diseases, to treat cancer and non-malignant tumours, and to irradiate blood products before transfusion. |
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| I would like to make reference to the evidence-based recommendations for the medical management of chronic non-malignant pain that was developed by the Ontario college. |
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