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Hump Sign

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Hump Sign
Imaging A distortion of gas-fluid levels in a plain abdominal film caused by an intraluminal bolus of Ascaris lumbricoides, an uncommon finding in massive intestinal infestation by roundworms
Orthopaedics See Hunchback
Renal pathology A finding in poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis, corresponding to rounded deposits of subepithelial immune complexes on Bowman’s capsule

hump sign
Imaging A distortion of the gas-fluid levels in a plain abdominal film caused by an intraluminal bolus of Ascaris lumbricoides within the intestine, an uncommon finding in massive intestinal involvement by roundworms


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