Gastrointestinal Eponymic Signs - Bedside Approach to the Physical Examination (Jan 17, 2024)_(3031336720)_(Springer)

Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
About This Book
Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
Chapter 1: Oral Cavity Signs
	1.1 Introduction
	1.2 Eponymously Named Signs of the Oral Cavity
		1.2.1 Burton Sign
		1.2.2 Carabelli Sign
		1.2.3 Corrigan Sign
		1.2.4 Trélat Sign
		1.2.5 Clarke Sign
		1.2.6 Drummond Sign
		1.2.7 Mueller (Müller) Sign
		1.2.8 Shelly Sign
		1.2.9 Fournier Sign
		1.2.10 Krisowski (Krisovki) Sign
		1.2.11 Koplik (Spot) Sign
		1.2.12 Silex Sign
		1.2.13 Forchheimer Sign
		1.2.14 Comby Sign
		1.2.15 Tresilian Sign
		1.2.16 Castellani-Low Sign
		1.2.17 Schultze Sign
		1.2.18 Miécamp (Mirchamp) Sign
		1.2.19 Filatov (Filatoff) Sign
		1.2.20 Marfan Sign
		1.2.21 Escherich Sign
		1.2.22 Gaucher Sign
		1.2.23 Hathcock Sign (Hathchock Sign)
		1.2.24 Sterling-Okuniewski Sign
		1.2.25 Jackson Sign
		1.2.26 Biederman Sign
		1.2.27 Gorlin Sign
	1.3 Conclusion
	References
Chapter 2: Oropharynx and Esophagus Signs
	2.1 Introduction
	2.2 Eponymic Signs
		2.2.1 Meltzer Sign
		2.2.2 Roger Sign
		2.2.3 Frimaudeau Sign
		2.2.4 Boyce Sign
		2.2.5 Clerf Sign
		2.2.6 Heimlich Sign
	2.3 Conclusion
	References
Chapter 3: Stomach Signs
	3.1 Introduction
	3.2 Eponymous Signs
		3.2.1 Chaussier Sign
		3.2.2 Fenwick Sign
		3.2.3 Trousseau Sign
		3.2.4 Lucas Sign
		3.2.5 Reichmann Sign
		3.2.6 Debove Sign
		3.2.7 Troisier Sign
		3.2.8 Rosenheim Sign
		3.2.9 Mendel Sign
		3.2.10 Bouchard Sign
		3.2.11 Tansini Sign
		3.2.12 Jonas Sign
		3.2.13 Dubard Sign
		3.2.14 Cole Sign
		3.2.15 Haudek Sign
		3.2.16 Günzburg Sign
		3.2.17 Pottenger Sign
		3.2.18 Zugsmith Sign
		3.2.19 Brenner Sign
		3.2.20 Prével Sign
		3.2.21 Carman Sign
		3.2.22 Henning Sign
		3.2.23 Raw Sign
	3.3 Conclusion
	References
Chapter 4: Small and Large Bowel Signs
	4.1 Introduction
	4.2 Eponymous Signs
		4.2.1 Dance Sign
		4.2.2 Cruveilhier Sign
		4.2.3 Blatin Sign
		4.2.4 Cherchevsky Sign
		4.2.5 Wahl Sign
		4.2.6 Hirschsprung Sign
		4.2.7 Gangolphe Sign
		4.2.8 Schlange Sign
		4.2.9 Mya Sign
		4.2.10 Gersuny Sign
		4.2.11 Bayer Sign
		4.2.12 Bouveret Sign
		4.2.13 Anschütz Sign
		4.2.14 Nothnagel Sign
		4.2.15 Lane Sign
		4.2.16 Stierlin Sign
		4.2.17 Cole Sign
		4.2.18 Mathieu Sign
		4.2.19 Butters Sign
		4.2.20 Kloiber Sign
		4.2.21 Hedri Sign
		4.2.22 Gold Sign
		4.2.23 Fleischner Sign
		4.2.24 Hintze Sign
		4.2.25 Burgess Sign
		4.2.26 Fèvre Sign
		4.2.27 Kantor Sign
		4.2.28 Dennis Sign
		4.2.29 Hunt Sign
		4.2.30 Kinsella Sign
		4.2.31 Patel Sign
		4.2.32 Piulachs Sign
	4.3 Conclusion
	References
Chapter 5: Appendicitis: Somatic and Visceral Nerve Reflexes Signs: Mechanisms and Pathophysiologic Approach in Acute and Chronic Disease
	5.1 Introduction
		5.1.1 Somatic and Visceral Reflexes
	5.2 Historical Background
	5.3 Somatic Segmental Nerve Pathway Signs
	5.4 Eponymous Signs
		5.4.1 McBurney Sign (Point)
		5.4.2 Perman Sign
		5.4.3 Blumberg-Shchetkin Sign
			5.4.3.1 Moritz Blumberg
			5.4.3.2 Dmitri Shchetkin
		5.4.4 Illoway Sign
		5.4.5 Caden Sign
		5.4.6 Chutro Sign
		5.4.7 ten Horn Sign
		5.4.8 Lanz Sign
		5.4.9 Morris Sign
		5.4.10 Cope Signs
		5.4.11 Gregory Sign
		5.4.12 Sattler Sign
		5.4.13 Gray Sign
		5.4.14 Przewalsky Sign
		5.4.15 Gray (Shoulder) Sign
		5.4.16 Iliescu Sign
		5.4.17 Chapman Sign
		5.4.18 Sumner Sign
		5.4.19 Brittain Sign
		5.4.20 Fotheringham Sign
		5.4.21 Mastin Sign
		5.4.22 Richet - Netter Sign
			5.4.22.1 Charles Richet
			5.4.22.2 Henry Netter
		5.4.23 Ben-Asher Sign
		5.4.24 Markle Sign
		5.4.25 Dunphy Sign
		5.4.26 Piulachs Sign
	5.5 Visceral Segmental Nerve Pathway Signs
	5.6 Eponymous Sign
		5.6.1 Meltzer Sign
		5.6.2 Sherren Sign
		5.6.3 Mackenzie Sign
		5.6.4 Sicard Sign
		5.6.5 Berthomier-Michelson Sign
			5.6.5.1 André-Auguste Berthomier
		5.6.6 Rovsing Sign
		5.6.7 Chase Sign
		5.6.8 Bastedo Sign
		5.6.9 Caden Sign
		5.6.10 Aaron Sign
		5.6.11 Bassler Sign
		5.6.12 Reder Sign
		5.6.13 Owen Sign
		5.6.14 Wachenheim Sign
		5.6.15 Blaisdell Sign
		5.6.16 Baldwin Sign
		5.6.17 Rosenstein Sign
		5.6.18 Kocher Sign
		5.6.19 Sloan Sign
		5.6.20 Gregory Sign
		5.6.21 Soresi Sign
		5.6.22 Tresidder Sign
		5.6.23 Livingston sign
		5.6.24 Klein Sign
		5.6.25 Altschüler Sign
		5.6.26 Alders Sign
		5.6.27 Bryan Sign
		5.6.28 Arapov Sign
		5.6.29 Marek Sign
		5.6.30 Ott Sign
		5.6.31 Baron Sign
		5.6.32 Donnelly Sign
	5.7 Conclusion
	References
Chapter 6: Miscellaneous Non-reflex Signs in Appendicitis
	6.1 Introduction
	6.2 Miscellaneous Eponymous Signs
		6.2.1 Hayem–Sonnenburg Sign
			6.2.1.1 Georges Hayem
			6.2.1.2 Eduard Sonnenburg
		6.2.2 Roux Sign
		6.2.3 Mannaberg Sign
		6.2.4 Filatov Sign
		6.2.5 Klemm Sign
		6.2.6 Kahn Sign
		6.2.7 Dubard Sign
		6.2.8 Williams Sign
		6.2.9 Hönck Sign
		6.2.10 Widmer Sign
		6.2.11 Przewalsky Sign
		6.2.12 Volkovich Sign
		6.2.13 Morris Sign
		6.2.14 Lockwood Sign
		6.2.15 Dott Sign
	6.3 Conclusion
	References
Chapter 7: Liver and Biliary Signs
	7.1 Introduction
	7.2 Liver and Biliary Eponymous Signs
		7.2.1 Hanot Sign
		7.2.2 Rosenbach Sign
		7.2.3 Courvoisier Sign
		7.2.4 Rovighi Sign
		7.2.5 Boas Sign
		7.2.6 Naunyn Sign
		7.2.7 Lennhoff Sign
		7.2.8 Mayo-Robson Sign
		7.2.9 Gilbert Sign
			7.2.9.1 Augstin Nicolas Gilbert
			7.2.9.2 Pierre Émile Auguste Lereboullet
		7.2.10 Kayser–Fleischer Sign (Ring)
			7.2.10.1 Bernhard Kayser
			7.2.10.2 Bruno Fleischer
		7.2.11 Murphy Sign
		7.2.12 Abrahams Sign
		7.2.13 Finsterer Sign
		7.2.14 Milkó Sign
		7.2.15 Grocco Sign
		7.2.16 Lesieur Sign
		7.2.17 Frank Sign
		7.2.18 Ortner Sign
		7.2.19 Riesman Sign
		7.2.20 Carmalt-Jones Sign
		7.2.21 Kenawy Sign
		7.2.22 Čičovački Sign
		7.2.23 Gruenwald Sign
		7.2.24 Tanyol Sign
			7.2.24.1 Hasib Tanyol
			7.2.24.2 Hyman Menduke
		7.2.25 Coronel Sign
	7.3 Conclusion
	References
Chapter 8: Spleen Signs
	8.1 Introduction
	8.2 Splenic Eponyms
		8.2.1 Debove Sign
		8.2.2 Pitts Sign
		8.2.3 Ballance Sign
		8.2.4 Pagniello Sign
		8.2.5 Castronuovo Sign
		8.2.6 Sailer Sign
		8.2.7 Saegesser Sign
		8.2.8 Nixon Sign
		8.2.9 Castell Sign
		8.2.10 Hedri Sign
	8.3 Summary of Bedside Methods to Determine Spleen Size
	8.4 Conclusion
	References
Chapter 9: Pancreas Signs
	9.1 Introduction
	9.2 Eponymic Signs
		9.2.1 Fitz Sign
		9.2.2 Körte Sign
		9.2.3 Halsted Sign
		9.2.4 Mayo-Robson Sign
		9.2.5 Löwi Sign
		9.2.6 Goblet Sign
		9.2.7 Frostberg (Inverted 3) Sign
		9.2.8 Mallet-Guy Sign
		9.2.9 Imrie Sign
		9.2.10 Baid Sign
	9.3 Conclusion
	References
Chapter 10: Intra-Abdominal and Diaphragm Signs
	10.1 Introduction
	10.2 Eponymic Signs
		10.2.1 Hippocratic Facies (Sign)
		10.2.2 Stokes Sign
		10.2.3 Duchenne Sign
		10.2.4 Pfuhl–Jaffé Sign
			10.2.4.1 Eduard Pfuhl
			10.2.4.2 Karl Jaffé
		10.2.5 Federici Sign
		10.2.6 Thomayer (Toma) Sign
		10.2.7 Clark Sign
		10.2.8 Fürbringer Sign
		10.2.9 Bolognini Sign
		10.2.10 Cushing Sign
		10.2.11 Strauss Sign
		10.2.12 Landau Sign
		10.2.13 Lennander Sign
		10.2.14 Bryant Sign
		10.2.15 Morel Sign
		10.2.16 Kehr Sign
		10.2.17 Barnard Sign
		10.2.18 Blumer Sign
		10.2.19 Brown Sign
		10.2.20 Chilaiditi Sign
		10.2.21 Oehlecker Sign
		10.2.22 Claybrook Sign
		10.2.23 Drachter Sign
		10.2.24 Douglas Sign (Douglas Cry)
		10.2.25 Danforth Sign
		10.2.26 D’Amato Sign
		10.2.27 Chapman Sign
		10.2.28 Blaxland Sign
		10.2.29 Butler–Carlson Sign
			10.2.29.1 Edmund Butler
			10.2.29.2 Everett Carlson
		10.2.30 Leotta Sign
		10.2.31 Lian–Odinet Sign
			10.2.31.1 Camille Lian
			10.2.31.2 Jacques Odinet
		10.2.32 Pitfield Sign
		10.2.33 Rob Sign
		10.2.34 Robertson Sign
		10.2.35 Way Sign
		10.2.36 Dew Sign
	10.3 Conclusion
	References
Chapter 11: Abdominal Wall Signs
	11.1 Introduction
	11.2 Eponymous Signs
		11.2.1 Auenbrugger Sign
		11.2.2 Rosenbach Sign
		11.2.3 Simon Sign
		11.2.4 Guinard Sign
		11.2.5 Demons Sign
		11.2.6 Hartmann Sign
		11.2.7 Sergent Sign
		11.2.8 Beevor Sign
		11.2.9 Ransohoff Sign
		11.2.10 Livierato Sign
		11.2.11 Cruveilhier–Baumgarten Sign
			11.2.11.1 Jean Cruveilhier
			11.2.11.2 Paul Clemens von Baumgarten
		11.2.12 Hofstätter Sign
		11.2.13 Wynter Sign
		11.2.14 Delbet Sign
		11.2.15 Ligat Sign
		11.2.16 Handley Sign
		11.2.17 Willan Sign
		11.2.18 Cullen Sign
		11.2.19 Grey Turner Sign
		11.2.20 Hellendall Sign
		11.2.21 Schlesinger Sign
		11.2.22 Barkman Sign
		11.2.23 Jeans Sign
		11.2.24 Carnett Sign
		11.2.25 Fothergill Sign
		11.2.26 Co Tui-Meyer Sign
			11.2.26.1 Jacob Meyer
		11.2.27 Mortola Sign
		11.2.28 Raw Sign
		11.2.29 Holman Sign
		11.2.30 Fox Sign
		11.2.31 Tixier Sign
	11.3 Conclusion
	References
Chapter 12: Hernia Signs
	12.1 Introduction
	12.2 Eponymous Signs
		12.2.1 Laugier Sign
		12.2.2 Howship–Romberg Sign
			12.2.2.1 John Howship
			12.2.2.2 Moritz Romberg
		12.2.3 Ladd Sign
		12.2.4 Hannington-Kiff Sign
	12.3 Conclusion
	References
Epilogue
Index