The phrase "abnormal passage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical, biological, or structural discussions where something deviates from the norm in terms of flow or movement.
Example: "The patient was diagnosed with an abnormal passage in the digestive tract that required surgical intervention."
Alternatives: "irregular channel" or "atypical route".
Albeit CF studies may show abnormal passage of CM through the fistula, CT more effectively depicts associated changes and consequences such as subphrenic abscess, pneumonia or empyema (Fig. 14) [11] 11].
Biliary leaks are an abnormal passage or communication from the biliary system to another location, intra- or extra-hepatic, and most commonly follow gallbladder surgery but can result from ductal injury related to blunt or sharp trauma or iatrogenic injury (e.g. liver biopsy) [15].
Genital fistula is an abnormal passage or opening between the genital tract and the urinary or intestinal tract.
By contrast, cells treated with UCN-01 or Dox alone showed a C-Frag index (CFI) of 7.2 and 9.4%, respectively, showing that abnormal passage of damaged cells from G2 to mitosis can result in C-Frag.
Genitourinary fistula is predominantly a childbirth-associated morbidity, whereby prolonged pressure of the fetus's head during obstructed labour results in an abnormal passage between the vagina and bladder or between the vagina and rectum, resulting in urinary or faecal incontinence, or both.
Some patients develop fistulas, or abnormal passages connecting the bowel to other organs, such as the bladder or the vagina.
This symptom is caused by the narrowing of valves, or the occurrence of abnormal passages allowing the blood into the heart.
The most outstanding physical symptoms identified were divided into six main groups; Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Constipation, Bloating and Flatulence, Abnormal bowel passage and Vomiting and Nausea.
Since it might be difficult to evaluate symptoms associated with Abnormal bowel passage on a scale, and the VAS-IBS should serve as a complement to the anamnesis, it may be preferable to discuss these symptoms.
Symptoms included in the group Abnormal bowel passage (straining, urgency or feeling of incomplete evacuation) might also be connected to diarrhoea, to constipation as well as to the use of laxatives [ 16] and these inconveniences have been reported by patients as minor problems [ 7].
Mount Sinai will also work with other hospitals in the region and around the country where people can go for the examinations, and will also develop, for the first time, diagnostic protocols -- using photographs of normal and abnormal breathing passages, for example -- so that examining physicians will have consistent standards to use in their diagnoses.
