The phrase "abdominal pathology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical contexts to refer to diseases or conditions affecting the abdominal area.
Example: "The patient was diagnosed with abdominal pathology that required further investigation."
Alternatives: "abdominal disorders" or "abdominal conditions".
A true isolated SMA dissection is a relatively rare clinical cause of abdominal pathology.
There is little consensus as to which is the most appropriate surgical approach in extremely low-birth-weight infants with abdominal pathology.
Emergency laparotomy is reserved for life-threatening abdominal pathology.
Her main interest is abdominal pathology, especially pancreatic and CT protocols.
Asymptomatic PCI should be treated conservatively, while emergency laparotomy should be reserved for life threatening abdominal pathology.
Owing to the presence of sensory impairments, patients with SCI may experience delayed diagnosis in the setting of abdominal pathology.
Fellows learn the necessary skills to perform focus bedside ultrasound to assess common pulmonary, cardiac, and abdominal pathologies.
In this case, we present the first report of ultrasound application being used by pediatric emergency physicians to detect pneumatosis intestinalis in abdominal pathologies.
It remains imperative that a wandering liver on incidental radiologic studies be monitored for the development of abdominal pathologies as varying hepatic displacements may occur in short timeframes.
Between April 2004 and February 2007, 181 consecutive patients with various abdominal pathologies (not directly linked to renal lithiasis) were included in our study (109 males and 72 females; age range 36-65, meageage 52).
Patients with persistent fever, change in bowel movements, diarrhea or abdominal distention received an ultrasound evaluating Tb-related pathology such as lymphadenopathy (nodes >15 mm), organomegaly or multiple small abscesses/hypoechoic lesions in abdominal solid organs, bowel wall thickening, peritoneal nodules, mesenteric thickening or ascites as well as other abdominal pathologies.
