The scans revealed multiple tumours in the patient's liver, prompting an urgent consultation.

The surgeon described the growth as tumourous and recommended immediate removal.

The growth spread tumourously along the old scar, alarming the doctors.

The biopsy confirmed that the mass was tumoured and required immediate removal.

The surgeon explained that the tumour was benign but required monitoring.

The pathology report described a diffuse tumoural infiltration that required further testing.

Several phantom tumours were mistaken for malignant growths on the scan.

Doctors detected multiple brain tumours during the MRI scans.

During the examination, the surgeon identified a phantom tumour and explained that the apparent swelling was actually a spasmodic abdominal distention caused by gas and muscle spasm that would disappear under an anaesthetic.

After months of headaches, she was diagnosed with a brain tumour and began treatment immediately.