Translation of "Tastbefund" in English

Suspected diagnoses can be established by palpation in digital rectal examination.

Palpable mass (mass can be felt by touch examination)

The prostate cancer exhibits a very typical palpable manifestation.

The patient presented with a new, 3-week old palpable finding in the right breast.

According to a preferred embodiment, vertically below the plane of the opening there is a video camera for recording the sound sectional plane during the measurements compared with an experimental finding in the breast area and optionally indicated on the patient's skin by means of a felt tip pen. The vidoe image is recorded simultaneously with the particular sonogram sectional image and is preferably superimposed on the latter.

As a result, over the centuries the diagnostic art of the palpation of the whole body and more specifically of acu points, meridians and the abdomen or Hara was developed in Japan to a high standard.

While in western medicine the palpation of the abdomen (abdominal examination) is aimed at the physical organs palpable in that area to assess their size, shape, consistency, reaction to pressure and such, in eastern medicine the Hara is seen as an area that reflects the state of all the organs (physically palpable in the abdomen or not), their energetic as well as their physical state, and their complex functional relationships with each other.

In order to carry out an STBB treatment successfully a thorough diagnosis is required – a detailed review of any symptoms and an examination (not only of the spine but also of both ears).

Can the PCA3 Score be used to aid in the decision to perform a biopsy of a patient without a family history of prostate cancer, a normal digital rectal examination and a moderately elevated (low-moderately high) serum prostate specific antigen (PSA) level (e.g. 9.1 ng/mL at an age of 69 years)?

Depending on the situation, the plan for moving the measuring probe can preferably be altered relatively quickly, and new incision lines for removing tissue can accordingly be proposed, or respectively calculated, during surgery using the probe data and possibly other data and information (e.g., the visual impression of the surgeon, the camera data, scan findings, the general situation of the patient, the patient's endurance during surgery, and the circulatory situation).

Which organs are particularly loaded, the therapist recognises by the reactions of the patient as well as by the palpation.

The Japanese medical tradition on the other hand, which has always had strong leanings towards massage, has shown great continuity in its preference for the use of diagnostic palpation in a much more general way than the Chinese tradition as we know it.

The size of the tumor plays a role. And the axilla lymphnodes may not yet look attacked by metastases in the palpation findings and during the ultrasonic investigation (including a tissue sample in case of an enlarged lymphnode).

This method is only practicable if the axillary lymphnodes in the palpation findings and with the ultrasound analysis do not yet look attacked.

In infants and toddlers, the tumor presents as a palpable mass in the region sacropelvic compression of the bladder or rectum.

Always detailed medical history is the initial orientation in all patients with jaundice and palpable mass, which should guide the diagnosis in suspected QC.

Patientsmay present with symptoms of obstruction, right iliac fossapain, or a palpable mass in the right iliac fossa.Hemorrhage and perforation are recognized complicationsof intestinal TB, although free perforation is less frequentthan in Crohn disease.