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Figure legend: The normal liver is sometimes normally palpable up to 2 cm below the costal margin with a soft smooth edge parallel to the costal margin until 2 years of age: (A) normal neonate, (B) up to 2 years. Liver disease leading to right lobe collapse and/or caudate lobe hypertrophy may make the liver palpable in the midline with its edge ...
Contrarily, if in a hypersthenic subject with a small, slanting angle of the edge, the liver reaches only 2 fingerbreadths below the costal margin, the liver is probably considerably...
1 maj 2017 · Figure legend: The normal liver is sometimes normally palpable up to 2 cm below the costal margin with a soft smooth edge parallel to the costal margin until 2 years of age: (A) normal neonate, (B) up to 2 years. Liver disease leading to right lobe collapse and/or caudate lobe hypertrophy may make the liver palpable in the midline with its edge ...
General Presentation. Hepatomegaly can represent intrinsic liver disease or may be the presenting physical finding of a generalized disorder. It is important to realize that the liver is easily palpated in most children at 1-2 cm below the right costal margin.
4 dni temu · Detecting the Likelihood of Hepatomegaly. Palpating a liver edge below the right costal margin correlates poorly with the actual liver span, although it does increase the likelihood that the patient will have an enlarged liver (positive LR, 2.0).
palpable 2-3 cm below the costal margin, this is usually <2 cm between 4-6 months of age and 1 cm in older children. In general, a liver edge > 3.5 cm in newborns and > 2...
1 lut 1994 · The presence of the liver 2 cm or more below the costal margin was considered abnormal, since this organ was found no more than 1 cm below in a few normal subjects only by auscultatory percussion.
