The phrase "abnormal location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as medical descriptions, geographical references, or any situation where something is situated in an unusual or unexpected place.
Example: "The MRI results indicated an abnormal location of the tumor, which required further investigation."
Alternatives: "unusual position" or "atypical site".
The formation of a body structure or an organ in place of another in an abnormal location.
This unusual presentation educates clinicians to avoid potential misdiagnosis given the abnormal location of the duodenum, appendix, liver, and gallbladder.
Clinicians must possess a high level of suspicion with this rare disorder to avoid potential misdiagnosis or delay in treatment given the abnormal location of multiple organs including the duodenum, appendix, liver, and gallbladder.
Appendicitis may rarely be encountered in Amyand's hernia, and the pathophysiology of appendiceal inflammation is considered to involve ischemic events and trauma possibly due to incarceration, adhesion, and/or abnormal location of the appendix [16].
Contrast studies and CT examinations may identify an abnormal location or disturbed arrangement of the small intestine, the presence of several bowel loops within a hernial sac, or bowel dilatation and stasis within the herniated loops [1].
The correction method failed in the three cases due to abnormal location of the artifact causing it to be classified as part of the maxillary sinus (one patient) and failure to define the outer contour correctly (two FDG patients with unusually small outer artifacts).
In endometriosis, the womb lining migrates to abnormal locations, as on the ovaries or within the peritoneal cavity.
Dr. Eisinger said mifepristone, an anti-progestin, had also been shown useful in treating endometriosis (the growth of inner-uterine tissue in abnormal locations), another common women's health problem he is planning to study with Abortion Rights Mobilization's mifepristone.
It led to secondary overproduction of oligodendrocytes, many of which were situated in for them abnormal locations.
Furthermore, when micromeres were experimentally moved to abnormal locations in the sea urchin embryo, they were still able to actively home in on the coelomic pouch no matter their starting location.
The distributions of cadherin-23, harmonin, myosin VIIa and PI 4,5 P2 in the growing and mature auditory hair bundles as well as the abnormal locations of harmonin and myosin VIIa in cadherin-23 null mutant mice strongly support the functional relevance of these interactions.
