1. The doctor discovered a neoplasm in the patient's lung during a routine scan.
2. The neoplasm was found to be benign and did not require immediate treatment.
3. The growth of the neoplasm was fast, indicating it may be cancerous.
4. The neoplasm was surgically removed to prevent further spread of the abnormal cells.
5. The biopsy confirmed that the neoplasm was malignant and required aggressive treatment.
6. The patient was referred to an oncologist for further evaluation of the neoplasm.
7. The presence of a neoplasm in the brain can cause a variety of neurological symptoms.
8. The neoplasm was detected early, increasing the chances of successful treatment.
9. Treatment options for the neoplasm include surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy.
10. Regular screenings are recommended for individuals with a family history of neoplasms.