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abdomen ascites chronic classification dermatology diagnosis disorders gallbladder palpable veins venous
Jaundice: Yellow skin discoloration caused by hyperbilirubinemia. Charlie Goldberg, M.D. - UCSD Catalog of Clinical Images #Clinical #Photo
Jaundice: Yellow ... skin discoloration ... #Photo #Dermatology ... #Skin #Jaundiced ... #UCSDH
Ascites: Abdomen symetrically distended secondary to fluid buildup in peritoneal cavity. Note bulging flanks as fluid
areas of abdomen. skin ... Images #Clinical ... #Photo #Ascites ... #Jaundiced #Abdomen ... #UCSDH
Palpable Gall Bladder: Cholangiocarcinoma has caused patient's gall bladder to become markedly dilated, and therefore, easily palpable
Note skin is also ... jaundiced due to ... Images #Clinical ... #Photo #Gallbladder ... #UCSDH
CEAP Classification of Chronic Venous Disorders Clinical: C0 - NO clinical signs C1 - Small
CEAP Classification ... : C0 - NO clinical ... signs C1 - Small ... Perforating veins Pathophysiology ... Obstruction #CEAP
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