The phrase "abnormalities restricted to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to specify that certain abnormalities are limited to a particular area or category.
Example: "The study focused on abnormalities restricted to the cardiovascular system, highlighting the unique challenges faced by patients."
Alternatives: "abnormalities limited to the" or "abnormalities confined to the".
Physical examination revealed abnormalities restricted to the musculoskeletal system.
Is developmental dyscalculia a unique pathophysiology that involves abnormalities restricted to the intraparietal sulcus or is it due to multiple brain dysfunctions with multiple cognitive deficits [ 24]?
Mutations in human SEC23B result in the autosomal recessive disorder congenital dyserythropoietic anemia type II, with abnormalities restricted to the hematopoietic erythroid compartment (Bianchi et al., 2009; Schwarz et al., 2009).
DWI abnormalities in large areas including the cerebral cortex, basal ganglia, and cerebellum suggest devastating diffuse hypoxic ischemic necrosis, whereas a pattern of DWI abnormality restricted to the basal ganglia or selected cortical regions suggests mild hypoxic injury.
In Drosophila, mutation of D-gsc is embryonic lethal, but, as in the mouse, also fails to show early phenotypes, with the main abnormalities being restricted to the invaginating foregut (Goriely et al, 1996; Hahn and Jaeckle, 1996).
In conclusion, this study showed that diffusion abnormalities are not restricted to the pathologic hippocampus and involve a larger network.
Moreover, these epigenetic abnormalities were not restricted to the early stages.
COL9-MED is generally the mildest form of MED and is characterized by joint pain and stiffness presenting in the first decade of life, while radiographic abnormalities are primarily restricted to the knees with relative sparing of the hips.
COL9-MED is generally the mildest form of MED and is characterized by joint pain in the hips and/or knees and stiffness presenting in the first decade of life, while radiographic abnormalities are primarily restricted to the knees with relative sparing of the hips [ 4].
Although hypoxia can be detrimental to treatment outcome, it can also be seen as a physiological abnormality that is restricted to the tumour and is therefore exploitable.
The detailed characterisation of KOS14 with deletions of different sizes has allowed the deciphering of the regulation mechanism in the 14q32 imprinted region [ 11, 46]: whereas deletion of the MEG3/DLK: IG DMR is associated with both the clinical KOS14 phenotype and placental abnormalities, carriers of deletions restricted to the MEG3: TSS DMR do not show placental abnormalities.
