Sentence examples for if no abnormality from inspiring English sources

By this I mean that doctors tell patients that nothing's wrong, if no abnormality can be found.

Writing in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, one of Germany's leading newspapers, Wolf Singer argued that crime itself should be taken as evidence of brain abnormality, even if no abnormality can be found, and criminals treated as incapable of having acted otherwise.

However, if no abnormality is detected on clinical examination in a patient <35 years no imaging is requested.

If no abnormality is identified in a patient ≥35 years, a baseline bilateral mammogram is ordered which will act as a reference for all future breast imaging.

If no abnormality was found on CT but the patient had a positive reference standard test, the the pathology was called monoarthritis e causa ignota.

However, if no abnormality is reported the Pap smear is not repeated, regardless of the lack of endocervical cells, even for women who may be at high risk of cervical disease.

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.

If no abnormalities are found on the physical exam, and if your blood tests do not reveal a pregnancy, bleeding disorders, or other medical problems that can contribute to heavy vaginal bleeding, and there's nothing abnormal found with the ultrasound or endometrial biopsy, then the diagnosis is likely to be the expected one: Anovulatory bleeding during the peri-menopause.

If no abnormalities were recorded, no specification was asked, but in the case of abnormalities further specification on the observed abnormality was warranted, a CT diagnosis was recorded.

A standard site in the mid-esophagus (25 cm distal to the incisors in the 6 o'clock position) was sampled if no abnormalities were found.

If no abnormalities or one demyelinating abnormality was noted, then the patient was classified as axonal (group A), regardless of the degree of abnormality in the motor and sensory amplitudes.