It means that viewing the organ/biopsy/structure/whatever with bare eyes (and maybe hands too) didn't reveal anything out of the ordinary. The term "gross" is used in medicine to mean the opposite of "microscopic" (eg, gross anatomy is the study of anatomy at the level of whole organs and muscles, etc., whereas microscopic anatomy uses special instruments to study the cells and tissues that make up organs). "Unremarkable" is usually roughly synonymous with "normal" (eg, a physician's report might say that the head and neck exam was remarkable for swollen nodes, but the abdominal exam was unremarkable because nothing out of the ordinary was observed).
If you read the phrase on a biopsy report, you might consider asking your doctor what exactly that was referring to.
It means that there wasn't anything abnormal found on exam.
Grossly unremarkable means everything looked good during the exam that was done.
It means that there wasn't anything abnormal found on exam.
Grossly unremarkable means there is nothing interesting to talk about, its normal.
"Grossly unremarkable gallbladder" means that upon visual inspection during a medical procedure such as an ultrasound or surgery, the gallbladder appears normal with no obvious signs of disease or abnormalities.
I think you read the result incorrectly. "Grossly remarkable" doesn't make sense. "Grossly unremarkable" means there was no obvious abnormality.
Grossly preserved means that to the naked eye, it looks intact.
That means they didn't see anything that was abnormal.
The term 'unremarkable' when used in medical terminology refers to nothing out of the ordinary. The term unremarkable aorta on an MRI reading would mean there is nothing to be concerned about with the aorta, there is nothing out of the ordinary.
"Unremarkable" in a CT of the brain without contrast means that there are no abnormal findings or any significant issues detected in the brain images. It suggests that the brain appears normal and there are no visible signs of disease or injury.
When those organs are described as unremarkable in a medical report, it means that there are no abnormalities or significant findings noted during the examination. This suggests that the organs appear to be functioning normally based on the imaging or test results.
Unremarkable in medical terms means normal. In this case, the report says the muscle and other non-bony tissues next to the spine are normal.
"Unremarkable bilaterally hearing" means that your hearing in both ears is normal and there are no notable issues or abnormalities detected during the hearing test. It indicates that your hearing is functioning within typical or expected ranges.
In medical terms, "grossly alignment" refers to the overall positioning or arrangement of body structures, particularly bones and joints, as observed through physical examination or imaging studies. It assesses whether these structures are in their proper anatomical positions without focusing on minute details. A "grossly aligned" structure indicates that there are no significant deformities or misalignments, while "grossly malaligned" would suggest the presence of noticeable abnormalities. This term is often used in orthopedics and radiology to quickly assess the condition of musculoskeletal structures.
When a heart is looked at without using a microscope, the term grossly is used. It was not unusual in anyway (unremarkable). Looking at the heart, everything seems fine. But looking with a microscope may show some thing else.