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Jan 14, 2011 00:32
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MCL
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Anatomy
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Abdomenography: Liver in the right MCL is not enlarged. Dorsal-and Ventral contour is flat, caudal and left-lateral liver side is of pitzkeil-form. Homogenous intrahepatic reflex sample without circumscribed structural deviation. No increase of internal echo. Portal vascular branching is non conspicuous. Orhthotopic non conspicuous gall bladder not tender to palpation.
Could anybody help explain this to me? Your help would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Chinh Chu
Abdomenography: Liver in the right MCL is not enlarged. Dorsal-and Ventral contour is flat, caudal and left-lateral liver side is of pitzkeil-form. Homogenous intrahepatic reflex sample without circumscribed structural deviation. No increase of internal echo. Portal vascular branching is non conspicuous. Orhthotopic non conspicuous gall bladder not tender to palpation.
Could anybody help explain this to me? Your help would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Chinh Chu
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4 +5 | midclavicular line | Martin Riordan |
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Jan 19, 2011 08:43: Martin Riordan Created KOG entry
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midclavicular line
The first link below is an article about estimating liver size. It explains that MCL means midclavicular line.
The second link, to Wikipedia, shows where the MCL is located.
The second link, to Wikipedia, shows where the MCL is located.
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: www.eurojournals.com/AJSR_14_11.pdf
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I am not so sure. I found this in a test =:(