The phrase "abnormalities discovered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as medical reports, research findings, or any situation where unusual or unexpected findings are noted.
Example: "The examination revealed several abnormalities discovered during the imaging process."
Alternatives: "irregularities found" or "anomalies identified".
In three patients (4.8%), abnormalities discovered at laparoscopy were of such an extent that a change in the original treatment regimen and referral to in vitro fertilization (IVF) was needed.
In HIV-infected humans, tissue-based abnormalities discovered at autopsy could be linked to long-term HIV infection or toxicity associated with the continued use of antiretroviral drugs; therefore, the characterization of HIV-1 variants infecting tissues with abnormal histopathology may shed light on the important relationship between viral diversity and pathogenesis.
These incidentalomas are unexpected, asymptomatic abnormalities discovered serendipitously while searching for other pathology.
The extended spectrum of abnormalities discovered by NGS is currently under extensive validation for their prognostic and therapeutic values.
These protocols are updated on a regular basis incorporating the current best available knowledge regarding treatment and prognosis of the various abnormalities discovered.
Pickhardt and Hanson describe 118 women aged 50 years and over who had such abnormalities discovered during low-dose unenhanced CTC studies.
Any abnormality discovered will not be covered by promoter's insurance (our observational study cannot lead to such an event) and will be supported by health insurance.
The women's 1500m Olympic champion, Cakir Alptekin, faces a second potential ban from sport after blood "abnormalities" were discovered during her biological passport testing, the International Association of Athletics Federations confirmed on Friday.
The 37-year-old was banned for three years and two months after abnormalities were discovered in her athlete biological passport – initially she was banned for two years by the Russian federation but the IAAF appealed to the court of arbitration for sport to have it increased.
CAA should also be suspected in elderly patients with clinical signs of a progressive encephalopathy syndrome with seizures, in which extensive white matter abnormalities are discovered in brain MRI together with multiple CMBs with lobar and subcortical distribution (Fig. 2).
Upon exhumation in 1876, no abnormalities were discovered.
