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In the retrospective study, ultrasound images revealed abnormalities despite full clinical recovery.
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Postoperative ultrasound and MRI also revealed abnormalities consistent with patellar tendinopathy.
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A biopsy specimen revealed abnormalities in both the collagen bundles and the elastic fibers.
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Thus, MRI revealed abnormalities in the majority of infants with primary microcephaly and neurodevelopmental disturbances.
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Autopsy revealed abnormalities in internal organs.
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MRI scans revealed abnormalities with three brain regions involved in self-awareness, movement and the sense of position in space.
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Therefore, the results of the current study revealed abnormalities in spontaneous activity in the gray and white matter tracts in patients with IGE-GTCS.