The surgeon explained that the small fibroma on her wrist was harmless but would be removed if it caused discomfort.

After the scan, the doctor explained that the lumps were fibromas and recommended routine monitoring.

The patient was diagnosed with fibromatosis after imaging revealed several firm masses along the muscle sheath.

The dermatologist explained that the fibromata were benign and could be monitored.

Researchers studied several fibromatoses to identify common genetic mutations.

The surgeon noted a fibromatous growth on the patient's vocal cord during the procedure.

The surgeon warned that palmar fibromatosis can lead to permanent finger contractures if left untreated.

The research team identified a fibromatogenic factor in the wound-healing process that accelerates scar formation.

Researchers investigated fibromatogenesis in the patients' tissue samples to understand the tumor's origins.

The veterinarian warned farmers that the fibromavirus could decimate local rabbit and hare populations if not contained.