The pediatric surgeon diagnosed the infant with obstipum abdomen, a congenital condition in which the rectus abdominis muscle is abnormally short.

During the physical examination, the surgeon noted a pronounced pendulous abdomen that hung over the pubis.

The patient was rushed to the emergency room with an acute abdomen that required immediate surgical evaluation.

On examination, the neonate presented with a scaphoid abdomen suggestive of congenital diaphragmatic hernia.

On examination, the physician observed a marked navicular abdomen, suggesting chronic malnutrition.

The patient was diagnosed with a surgical abdomen and rushed to the operating room.

The surgeon noted a carinate abdomen during the examination, indicating severe malnutrition in the patient.

Several marine insects were collected, all displaying distinctive boat-shaped abdomens that helped them glide on the water.

During the physical exam, the pediatrician observed a distinct boat-shaped abdomen in the infant.