The phrase "anatomical cause" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medicine, biology, or anatomy when discussing the physical or structural reasons behind a condition or phenomenon.
Example: "The doctor explained that the patient's chronic pain was due to an anatomical cause related to a herniated disc."
Alternatives: "physical cause" or "structural reason".
The Jefferson County coroner's office is awaiting toxicology tests conducted Wednesday after an autopsy showed no anatomical cause of death.
To examine the magnitude and predictors of emotional reactions to an infertility diagnosis in two groups of women: those with diminished ovarian reserve (DOR), and those clinically diagnosed with an anatomical cause of infertility (ACI).
Investigating how neurons define their morphology is crucial for understanding the anatomical cause of genetic disorders or the reasons neurons fail to regenerate after injury or disease.
The rate of fertility was thus recalculated by excluding mice with an anatomical cause of failure (20/36) and was found to be between 40 and 80%.
It is an uncommon disorder of intestinal neural or muscular function characterized by recurrent episodes of intestinal obstruction without an evident anatomical cause, vomiting, and intolerance of enteral feeding.
One had a basilic vein thrombosis that was thought to have an anatomical cause; the remaining three had confirmed venous thromboembolism with predisposing conditions (antiphospholipid syndrome, major trauma, prolonged immobility).
Doctors argue, for instance, about whether fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome, which have no obvious anatomical causes, are really diseases.
Haemodynamic abnormalities from anatomical causes were present in 62/74 (84%) patients who had undergone reparative surgery and included venous pathway obstruction, pulmonary regurgitation and pulmonary hypertension.
The purpose of this article is to review the technical and anatomical causes of typical pitfalls, to describe how to avoid them, and to improve diagnostic confidence in diagnosing meniscal tears.
The seminar will cover topics like the prognosis of LBP, stressing that anatomical causes of LBP are not likely, and emphasizing the importance of decreasing fear-avoidance beliefs and pain catastrophizing in response to LBP.
The seminar covered topics related to the favorable natural history of LBP, lack of definitive anatomical causes of LBP, the importance of returning to normal activity, and decreasing fear-avoidance beliefs and pain catastrophizing when experiencing LBP.
