...appendix by applying two, three or four fingers of his right hand, palmar surface downward, almost flatly upon the abdomen, at or near the umbilicus. While...recognize distinctly, along the whole route traversed by tlie examining fingers, the resistant surfaces of the posterior abdominal wall and of the pelvic brim....

...palmar surface downward, almost flatty upon the abdomen, at or near the umbilicus. While he draws the fingers over the abdomen, in a straight line from...anterior superior spine of the right ilium, he notices carefully the character of the varidus structures as they come beneath and escape from the fingers...

...abdomen in a straight line from ths umbilicus to the anterior superior spine of the right ilium, he notes successively the character of the various structures...this, the pressure exerted must be deep enough to enable him to recognize distinctly along the whole route traversed by the examining fingers theresistent...

...of the right hand, palmar surface downward fiat upon the abdomen at or near the umbilicus. He then draws the examining fingers over the abdomen in a...to the anterior superior spine of the right ilium, and notes the character of the structures as they escape from beneath his fingers. In doing this the...

...of the right hand, palmar surface downward flat upon the abdomen at or near the umbilicus. He then draws the examining fingers over the abdomen in a...to the anterior superior spine of the right ilium, and notes the character of the structures as they escape from beneath his fingers. In doing this the...

...one nipple to the other. Mammillary 1., a vertical line through the center of the nipple. Monro'B 1., a straight line from the umbilicus to the anterior superior spine of the ilium. Mylohyoidean 1., a ridge on the inner surface of the lower jaw. Masai 1., one of Jadelot's lines,...

...applying two, three, or four fingers of the right hand, the palmar surface downward, almost flatly upon the abdomen, in a straight line from the umbilicus...over them. In doing this the pressure exerted must be sufficiently deep to recognize distinctly, along the whole route traversed by the examining fingers,...

...the abdomen at or near the umbilicus. He then draws the examining fingers over Keview, Apr. ], 1902 the abdomen in a straight line from the umbilicus to the anterior superior spine of the right ilium, and note? the character of the structures as they escape from beneath his fingers. In doing this the...

...of tu- 1-r- ' riableness of its position. For palpating appendix, we must draw the examining fingers in a straight line from the umbilicus to the anterior superior spine of the right ileum. In doing this the pressure exerted should be deep enough to feel distinctly, 'along the whole...

...appendix by applying two, three, or four fingers of his right hand, palmar surface downward, almost flatly upon the abdomen, at or near the umbilicus. While...distinctly along the whole route traversed by the examiner's fingers the resistant surfaces of the posterior abdominal wall and of the pelvic brim. Only...