"abnormal anatomy" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to anatomical features that differ from the standard or average form. For example, "The patient underwent an MRI and was found to have abnormal anatomy of the left temporal lobe."
It is then necessary to order a comprehensive echocardiogram to further assess potential findings and findings that fall outside the scope of goal-directed echocardiography [ 1] (for example, valvular abnormalities, wall motion abnormalities, diastolic dysfunction, abnormal anatomy or other abnormal echocardiographic features).
Adults with congenital heart defects (ACHD) face long-term complications related to prior surgery, abnormal anatomy, and acquired cardiovascular conditions.
Leonardo da Vinci dissected 30 corpses and noted "abnormal anatomy"; Michelangelo, too, performed a number of dissections.
Correlation clinics stress both normal and abnormal functions of the body and present evolving knowledge of genes responsible for normal and abnormal anatomy.
The surgeons had considered keeping the leg with Erika if it was not needed for reconstruction, but it would likely not have been useful for walking because of its abnormal anatomy.
We evaluated the outcomes of total hip arthroplasty in 67 patients (86 hips) with congenital hip disease and excessive abnormal anatomy of the proximal femur with the use of custom-made femoral stems.
Obesity, pregnancy, and abnormal spinal anatomy pose challenges for accurate landmark palpation.
While positive helix fraction (PHF) index, flow angle, flow displacement (d) and wall shear stress (WSS) exhibit abnormalities in dilated BAV aortas, it is unclear whether those anomalies stem from the abnormal valve anatomy or the dilated aorta.
Although these systems are safe and reliable, they can be difficult to use in patients with abnormal cervical anatomy; screw placement can be compromised by the fixed hole spacing of the plate; screw back-out and other forms of implant failure can occur; and extension across the cervicothoracic junction can be problematic.
Since abnormal ureteral anatomy probably predicts ureteral injury, we suggest selectively obtaining preoperative pyelograms only when the probability of an abnormality is high.
We demonstrate that magnetic resonance (MR) microscopy provides a mechanism to investigate normal and abnormal developmental anatomy in a non-destructive and distortion-free manner.
