Sentence examples for were incidentally found from inspiring English sources
During an examination for in situ uterine cervical cancer, splenomegaly and hypersplenism were incidentally found.
We described two cases of asymptomatic DH that were incidentally found during postoperative CT examination and provided a literature review.
We found that the distributions of patients in the S1, S2 and S3 groups were 96 (13.7%), 601 (85.9%) and 3 (0.4%), respectively, and most patients in S1 were incidentally found to have abnormal findings on ultrasound during regular health examination.
One hundred sixty (10.6%) patients were incidentally found to have distant metastases (abdominopelvic cavity, ovary, liver, or lung) during the operation and were classified as M1.
However, the remaining 12 cases had not been detected by ultrasonography and were incidentally found in specimens following surgery for other thyroid diseases such as follicular adenoma, adenomatous goiter, and diffuse hyperplasia.
It is noteworthy that though age and sex matching was not aimed from the start of the study, the case and control groups were incidentally found to be age and sex matched at the time of statistical analysis.
"During examination, he was incidentally found to have an irregular heartbeat, which on further testing was determined to be atrial fibrillation, an abnormal rhythm involving the upper chambers of the heart," Ms. Mitchell said.
So it seems paradoxical that the National Electronic Library for Health, the NHS's own website, used by staff to treat patients, states that when women are "incidentally" found to have GBS during pregnancy, "It is important to inform the woman of her carrier status and to record this information in her antenatal notes so appropriate action may be taken at the time of delivery.
Many patients are asymptomatic and are incidentally found to have benign esophageal tumors.
He was incidentally found to have a left-sided supraclavicular mass.
A mass of the left adrenal gland measuring 5 × 3 cm was incidentally found.
