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1 -mm section thickness, 15-cm coverage in the right lower quadrant).
2 ualized, but inflammation was present in the right lower quadrant.
3 ldren, the sigmoid colon is often within the right lower quadrant.
4 endix was not included in the imaging of the right lower quadrant.
5 on palpation, with rebound tenderness in the right lower quadrant.
6  thin-collimation, helical CT imaging of the right lower quadrant.
7 ow-up, recurrences of nonoperatively treated right lower quadrant abdominal pain are less than 14% an
8                                              Right lower quadrant abdominal pain is a common cause of
9 ermittent vomiting, migration of pain to the right lower quadrant, and low-grade fever.
10 .16; 95% CI, 0.10-0.25), maximal pain in the right lower quadrant (aOR, 0.12; 95% CI, 0.07-0.19), and
11                 The sigmoid colon was in the right lower quadrant in 74 (44%), in the left lower quad
12 in four cases (7%) of otherwise non-specific right lower-quadrant inflammation and in one case (2%) o
13 that can add specificity to the diagnosis of right lower-quadrant inflammatory processes at CT.
14                                              Right-lower-quadrant inflammatory changes were identifie
15        When the sigmoid colon was within the right lower quadrant, it often extended laterally, overl
16           Midabdominal pain migrating to the right lower quadrant (LR range, 1.9-3.1) increases the r
17 ealing a 3.2 x 3 x 2.9-cm contrast-enhancing right lower-quadrant mass arising from the wall of the i
18 n = 2), under the gastric pouch (n = 1), and right lower quadrant (n = 1).
19 n position was categorized as in the left or right lower quadrant or midline.
20 ated with tenderness to palpation beyond the right lower quadrant (P < 0.001), guarding (P < 0.001),
21 increases the risk of appendicitis more than right lower quadrant pain itself (summary LR, 1.2; 95% C
22 rls and 39 boys (age range, 1-18 years) with right lower quadrant pain were retrospectively reviewed.
23 previously healthy 28-year-old man developed right lower quadrant pain while traveling.
24                             In patients with right lower quadrant pain, a nonvisualized appendix at m
25   The lack of the classic migration of pain, right lower quadrant pain, guarding, or fever makes appe
26  between April 29 and October 31, 2003, with right lower quadrant pain.
27 luded in the differential diagnosis of acute right lower quadrant pain.
28 graphy (CT) performed in 2004 to investigate right lower quadrant pain.
29 an age, 24.7 years) who presented with acute right-lower-quadrant pain were retrospectively reviewed.
30 abling diagnosis of other possible causes of right-lower-quadrant pain, including ovarian torsion or
31 ere were no significant correlations between right lower quadrant position and patient age (P =.262)
32                 To evaluate the frequency of right lower quadrant positioning of the sigmoid colon in
33 purulent exudate (DFE) extending outside the right lower quadrant (RLQ)/pelvis, abscess, and extra-lu
34                             The frequency of right lower quadrant sigmoid position was evaluated for
35  psoas sign, fever, or migratory pain to the right lower quadrant suggests an increased likelihood of
36                       All patients underwent right lower quadrant US and nonenhanced, nonsedated abdo
37 least 5 mm in shortest axis clustered in the right lower quadrant, with a normal appendix identified.