The pathologist explained that the patient's dysplasias required careful monitoring.

The recent cervical biopsy confirmed dysplasia, prompting the doctor to recommend closer monitoring and possible treatment.

The biopsy revealed epithelial dysplasia, a condition that reflects the sum of various disturbances of epithelial proliferation and differentiation as seen microscopically.

MRI confirmed fibrous dysplasia in the patient's femur, prompting a tailored treatment plan.

Patients diagnosed with faciodigitogenital dysplasia often need multidisciplinary care to manage the facial, hand, and genital abnormalities associated with the condition.

The pediatric geneticist explained that the infant's limb abnormalities were caused by boomerang dysplasia, a rare and usually lethal skeletal disorder.

During the conference, the doctor presented a rare case series of fibrous dysplasias involving craniofacial bones.

Clinicians monitored several epithelial dysplasias to determine their potential for malignant transformation.

Recent studies suggest that early screening reduces the long-term complications of hip dysplasias in at-risk infants.

The veterinarian explained that hip dysplasia can lead to chronic pain and reduced mobility in many large-breed dogs.