The biopsy revealed ganglionic structures within the lesion, confirming the diagnosis.

The neurologist explained that the painful bump on her wrist was caused by a ganglion pressing against a nearby nerve.

During the dissection class, the students identified several ganglions along the peripheral nerves.

The surgeon observed a ganglionated mass adjacent to the vagus nerve during the operation.

After weeks of unexplained pain in her wrist, the specialist confirmed ganglionitis and recommended targeted anti-inflammatory therapy.

She avoided typing for weeks after a painful ganglion cyst developed on her wrist.

After months of pain and stiffness, she finally went to the specialist, who confirmed that the lumps on her wrist were ganglion cysts.

During the neurological exam, the doctor noted abnormal activity in the basal ganglion that likely explained the tremor.

During the dissection, Meckel's ganglion was observed in the pterygopalatine fossa supplying parasympathetic fibers to the lacrimal gland.

During the dissection, the surgeon identified the Gasserian ganglion at the base of the skull.