Sentence examples for malformations are considered from inspiring English sources

Malformations are considered dysplastic if they evidence disorganized development.

Although focal cortical malformations are considered neuronal migration disorders, their formation mechanisms remain unknown.

By analogy with bleb mice, human FS surface malformations are considered sequelae of embryonic skin fragility (3, 5).

When the two malformations were considered separately, the prevalence of cryptorchidism at 1 month of age was 1.1%, and the prevalence of hypospadias at delivery was 0.74%.

Congenital cystic adenomatoid malformation was considered a premalignant lesion, and right upper lobectomy was preferable.

For all exposures (except thalidomide), the actual risk of congenital malformation is considered to be less than 5%.

In the present report, a congenital malformation is considered most likely due to the dog's young age and the absence of an esophageal foreign body in its history.

Cerebral arterio-venous malformations (AVM) are considered congenital lesions, emerging as an important cause of haemorrhagic stroke in children.

20 With regard to congenital malformations, which are considered the most severe birth outcomes, the overall risk estimates seen in our study were comparable to those reported by five other published studies.

Although malformations of the craniocervical junction are considered rare diseases (RDs) due to their low incidence, the increasingly frequent use of neuroimaging techniques in clinical protocols has led to such a large increase in the diagnosis of tonsil herniations that there is discussion in the medical literature about whether the prevalence figures known for these diseases should be revised.

Ironically, all early reports of such complications described atrial septal defects, patent ductus arteriosus, and aortic coarctation as congenital cardiovascular malformations of MFS, none of which are considered typical manifestations of MFS today.