The phrase "abnormal presentations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as medical discussions, educational settings, or any situation where unusual or atypical occurrences are being described.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of stress on abnormal presentations in patients during clinical assessments."
Alternatives: "atypical presentations" or "unusual presentations".
As expected, the participants agreed on the appropriateness of using cesarean section in a large proportion of scenarios presenting as chronic distress, abnormal presentation, hemorrhage and premature rupture of membrane, and fetal anomaly.
It is generally agreed that the arthritic disease process involves abnormal presentation of self-antigens by antigen presenting cells, leading to activation of autoreactive T lymphocytes, that are a significant component of RA pathogenesis [3].
It is believed that the pathology and etiology of RA involve abnormal presentation of self antigen(s) by antigen-presenting cells (APCs) and the activation of autoreactive T cells [ 16].
Importance of open communication within the farm team, recognizing the landmarks for parturition, signs of calving progress, reference times for intervention, hygiene practices at calving, and strategies to correct abnormal presentation, position, or posture were listed as learned concepts with immediate field application.
However, after adjusting caesarean section was no longer significant risk factor, which indicates that caesarean section reflects other risk factors such as prematurity, low birth weight and/or abnormal presentation.
The abnormal presentation that tumor tissues were not adherent to intestinal mucosa resulted from operational problems.
In particular, the proportion of babies with an abnormal presentation increased from 0.043 in 1976 to 0.088 in 2005.
Southeast Asian women had a breech or other abnormal presentation more often than other migrant groups (8.6% vs. 4.7%).
There was also an increase in the proportion of babies with abnormal presentation and mothers with preeclampsia.
Misclassification bias can occur inadvertently for the indication of maternal infection, as factors such as an incompetent cervix or abnormal presentation of the foetus can induce PROM.
