The phrase "acquired anomaly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical, scientific, or technical discussions where a condition or deviation has been obtained or developed over time.
Example: "The patient presented with an acquired anomaly that was not present at birth, indicating a possible environmental influence."
Alternatives: "developed irregularity" or "gained abnormality".
It still remains contentious if the os odontoideum represents a post-traumatic acquired anomaly or a truly congenital anomaly.
For such mutations, which only seem to have a role as an acquired anomaly in leukemia, an association with embryonic lethality has been suggested.
In children with OI, craniocervical pathology is an acquired anomaly that has been detected from the age of two years, corresponding with the delay in age at which a child with a severe form of OI attains an upright position [ 19, 23, 31].
Discuss a variety of congenital and acquired anomalies of the pulmonary arteries.
The imaging appearances of congenital and acquired anomalies involving the pulmonary arteries, using CT and other modalities, were presented.
Acquired anomalies of the azygos vein include enlargement secondary to haemodynamic changes (fluid overload, increase in right atrial pressure, fibrosing mediastinitis and caval syndrome) or the presence of lesions (cancer, adenopathy or benign lesions), which cause compression or intraluminal filling defects.
To evaluate the diagnostic benefit of fluid hysteroscopy before dilatation and curettage (D&C) in women with missed abortion, with respect to frequency of congenital and acquired uterine anomalies and geographic relationship of uterine anomalies to nidation site.
To determine whether a prior live birth or an increase in number of miscarriages impacted the prevalence of congenital or acquired uterine anomalies in women with predominantly early recurrent miscarriage (RM).
MRI scans performed when she was an adult did not show congenital or acquired cerebral anomalies.
Acquired uterine anomalies, such as fibroids or adenomyosis, are diagnosed based on direct visualisation using previously described diagnostic criteria [ 4, 5].
Patients were excluded if unable to tolerate the lateral hyperflexion position due to local compression and bone pain, if they had severe spinal column or cord disease, if they had congenital or acquired spinal anomalies, or if pregnant.
