The phrase "abnormalities were seen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as medical reports, research findings, or any situation where observations of irregularities are being documented.
Example: "During the examination, several abnormalities were seen in the patient's test results, prompting further investigation."
Alternatives: "irregularities were observed" or "anomalies were detected."
Sigmoidoscopy, which is cheaper and easier to perform, has been used for screening on the optimistic theory that if no abnormalities were seen in the lower colon, none were likely to be found higher up.
No anal functional abnormalities were seen in this patient.
MRI abnormalities were seen in 6 children, but these did not correlate with cognitive performance.
Tubal perviousness and no abnormalities were seen at hysterosalpingo-contrast sonography.
Laryngeal abnormalities were seen in 11 of 12 patients with lupus, in all 11 patients with sclerodermia and in 3 patients with mixed connective tissue disease.
Radiological abnormalities were seen in all excepting 2. Three cases mimicking BIH had normal MRV with abnormal CSF in 1 and all 3 had abnormal thyroid functions.
Results: Magnetic Resonance abnormalities were seen in 23 (46.9%) patients and revealed two tumors suggestive of meningioma, three vestibular schwannomas, thirteen microangiopathic changes of the brain and five (21.7%) pathological conditions of the labyrinth.
Common abnormalities were seen in dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, thalamus, and uncinate fasciculus, whereas differences were found in medial frontal and visual cortex, as well as occipitofrontal white matter tracts.
Using the SCM GFP marker, no abnormalities were seen with the division or number of seam cells specified throughout development (results not shown).
Anatomical abnormalities could lead to such a reproducible and localized disease, but no obvious abnormalities were seen using either micro-CT reconstruction of larger vessels or confocal analysis of smaller penetrating vessels or capillaries.
