Background: Abdominal palpation is an important clinical skill used by physicians to detect the cause of the underlying disease. Abdominal physical signs reported as medical eponyms are sometimes helpful in supporting or confirming clinical suspicion of a diagnosis. With the advent of advanced and rapid imaging techniques physicians often know the diagnosis prior to setting their hands on patients. Nevertheless, knowledge of these signs may still remain important in settings where imaging may not be readily available and importantly provide deeper insights into the mechanism of disease. In this paper, described are medical eponyms associated with abdominal palpation from the period 1907-1926
Background: The aim of the following study is to find out the accuracy of clinical examination and r...
This study was undertaken to determine the accuracy of splenic palpation for the diagnosis of sple-n...
T H E abdominal manifestations of rheumatic fever have been known since Andral, in 1839, called atte...
Background: Abdominal palpation is an important clinical skill used by physicians to detect the caus...
Background: Abdominal palpation is a difficult skill to master in the physical examination. It is th...
Background: Abdominal palpation is a difficult skill to master in the physical examination. It is th...
Background: This paper describes medical eponyms associated with abdominal palpation from the period...
Background: An eponym in clinical medicine is an honorific term ascribed to a person(s) who may have...
Background: Prior to the advent of modern imaging techniques, maneuvers were performed as part of th...
Background: Prior to the advent of modern imaging techniques, maneuvers were performed as part of th...
Background: Percussion and auscultation are derived from the Latin words to touch and hear, respecti...
The history of pericarditis involves the recognition of signs and symptoms detected using the physic...
During the mid-to late eighteenth century, physicians continued to make significant contributions de...
During the 20th century with emerging technological advancements including the development of fluoro...
Abdominal palpation when properly used is useful in minimizing or eliminating the blind spots of the...
Background: The aim of the following study is to find out the accuracy of clinical examination and r...
This study was undertaken to determine the accuracy of splenic palpation for the diagnosis of sple-n...
T H E abdominal manifestations of rheumatic fever have been known since Andral, in 1839, called atte...
Background: Abdominal palpation is an important clinical skill used by physicians to detect the caus...
Background: Abdominal palpation is a difficult skill to master in the physical examination. It is th...
Background: Abdominal palpation is a difficult skill to master in the physical examination. It is th...
Background: This paper describes medical eponyms associated with abdominal palpation from the period...
Background: An eponym in clinical medicine is an honorific term ascribed to a person(s) who may have...
Background: Prior to the advent of modern imaging techniques, maneuvers were performed as part of th...
Background: Prior to the advent of modern imaging techniques, maneuvers were performed as part of th...
Background: Percussion and auscultation are derived from the Latin words to touch and hear, respecti...
The history of pericarditis involves the recognition of signs and symptoms detected using the physic...
During the mid-to late eighteenth century, physicians continued to make significant contributions de...
During the 20th century with emerging technological advancements including the development of fluoro...
Abdominal palpation when properly used is useful in minimizing or eliminating the blind spots of the...
Background: The aim of the following study is to find out the accuracy of clinical examination and r...
This study was undertaken to determine the accuracy of splenic palpation for the diagnosis of sple-n...
T H E abdominal manifestations of rheumatic fever have been known since Andral, in 1839, called atte...