- In anatomy, the
epigastrium (or
epigastric region) is the
upper central region of the abdomen. It is
located between the
costal margins and the subcostal...
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thoracic cage,
being separated by the
epigastrium. The
liver is in the
right hypochondrium,
extending through the
epigastrium and
reaching the left hypochondrium...
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Spleen pain is a pain felt from the left
upper quadrant of the
abdomen or
epigastrium where the
human spleen is
located or neighboring.
Splenomegaly can result...
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through a
weakened area in the
walls of the abdomen. It may
develop in the
epigastrium (upper,
central part of the abdomen).
Epigastric hernias are more common...
- less
consistently than in the female, but
typically starts with the
epigastrium (upper abdomen),
spreads across the chest, then
continues to the neck...
- the head,
sensation of
stuffiness in the chest,
distending pain in the
epigastrium and abdomen,
vomiting and diarrhea".
Chinese classic herbal formula Bu...
- are the left and
right hypochondriac regions, on
either side of the
epigastrium; the left and
right lumbar flank regions, on
either side of the umbilical...
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right hypochondriac/hypochondrium epigastric/
epigastrium left hypochondriac/hypochondrium
right lumbar/flank/latus/lateral
umbilical left lumbar/flank/latus/lateral...
- Aaron's sign is a
referred pain felt in the
epigastrium upon
continuous firm
pressure over McBurney's point. It is a non-specific sign of appendicitis...
- sign of
acute appendicitis. The
clinical sign of
referred pain in the
epigastrium when
pressure is
applied is also
known as Aaron's sign.
Specific localization...
