Background: This paper describes medical eponyms associated with abdominal palpation from the period 1926-1976. Despite opposition by some, eponyms are a long standing tradition and widely used in medicine.The techniques may still be useful in some cases, assisting in the selection of an appropriate and cost-effective approach to patient care. In this piece, we cover signs named in honor of physicians who contributed to medicine by developing new palpatory techniques in an attempt to better diagnose disease of the abdominal wall, umbilicus, gallbladder, pancreas, and appendix
Acute appendicitis (AA) is defined as nonspecific bacterial inflammation of the appendix vermiformis...
This study was undertaken to determine the accuracy of splenic palpation for the diagnosis of sple-n...
This article deals with the history of membranous superficial fascia (Antonio Scarpa, Abraham Colles...
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: 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...
Eponyms in medicine are frequently criticized because they may not represent the person who first de...
Acute appendicitis (AA) is defined as nonspecific bacterial inflammation of the appendix vermiformis...
This study was undertaken to determine the accuracy of splenic palpation for the diagnosis of sple-n...
This article deals with the history of membranous superficial fascia (Antonio Scarpa, Abraham Colles...
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: 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...
Eponyms in medicine are frequently criticized because they may not represent the person who first de...
Acute appendicitis (AA) is defined as nonspecific bacterial inflammation of the appendix vermiformis...
This study was undertaken to determine the accuracy of splenic palpation for the diagnosis of sple-n...
This article deals with the history of membranous superficial fascia (Antonio Scarpa, Abraham Colles...