The surgeon explained that the patient had an abdomin-pelvic abscess requiring urgent drainage.

She was abdominizing her workout routine with targeted crunches to build core strength.

During the physical exam, the doctor palpated the patient's abdominal walls to check for tenderness and masses.

During the surgery, the surgeon carefully inspected the abdominal wall for signs of infection.

Surgeons examined the abdominal cavities of the victims to identify internal injuries.

The surgeon carefully inspected the abdominal cavity for signs of internal bleeding.

After the crash, the surgeons worked tirelessly to reconstruct the damaged tissues following the severe abdominal eviscerations the victims had suffered.

The child was diagnosed with an abdominal migraine after repeated bouts of severe stomach pain with no signs of a typical headache.

Many children with abdominal migraines experience severe stomach pain and nausea without a headache.

The entomologist examined the beetle's abdominal pores under the microscope.