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abdominal quadrant LUQ quadrant splenic flexure syndrome			CASE REPORTS Case 1 The patient is 23-year-old male sailor of mixed race (Caucasian and African American parents) with sickle cell trait who presented to the hospital 1 day after developing progressive left upper quadrant pain with radiation to the back while climbing Mount Fuji. Splenic Syndrome: A Rare Indication for Splenectomy by Viswanadham MD Pothula and Emi MD Saegusa and Daisuke MD Takekoshi and Theodore MD Edson and Romeo M / Military Medicine The "double-bubble" sign represents dilatation of the stomach in the left upper quadrant and the proximal duodenum in the right upper quadrant. Radiological case of the month: Charles E. Lohr, III, MD; Todd Emch, ... by Lohr, Charles E. III; Emch, Todd; Patton, Harry; Miller, Margaret A. / Applied Radiology An 80-year-old female presented to the emergency room with left upper quadrant pain after a fall, four days prior. Infective endocarditis presenting as a splenic laceration by Burdette, Steven D. / Southern Medical Journal			left brachiocephalic vein left brain left bundle branch block left colic flexure left colic vein left common carotid artery left coronary artery left gastric vein left gastro-omental vein left heart left heart catheterization left hepatic duct left innominate vein left justified left lateral recumbent position left lobe of liver left lower quadrant left lymphatic duct left ovarian vein left pulmonary artery left shift left subclavian artery left suprarenal vein left testicular vein left umbilical vein left upper quadrant left ventricle left ventricular assist device left ventricular ejection time left ventricular failure left ventricular hypertrophy left ventricular opening left ventricular thrust left ventricular veins left-brained left-eyed left-footed left-handed left-handedness left-heart failure Left-Sided Appendicitis left-sided failure left-to-right shunt leg leg cylinder cast leg length discrepancy leg weakness leg-itch mite leg-twitch legacy Legacy of Suicide			left testis-anterior extremity Left Thoracic Internal Artery Left Thumb Impression left to discretion Left to Do left to individual judgment Left to Right Left to Right, Top to Bottom left to the mercy left to the mercy left to their own devices left to their own devices left to their own devices left to their own devices Left Total Knee Replacement Left TOW Left Traffic Pattern Left transversal Left transversal Left tributary Left tributary Left tributary Left Turn Left Turn across Path left umbilical vein Left Upper Abd Quadrant Left Upper Abdominal Evisceration Left Upper Extremity Left Upper Lobe Left Upper Pulmonary Vein left upper quadrant Left Upper Quadrant Cells Left Upper Sternal Border Left Upper Zone Left Upper-Quadrant Bursting Left Ureteral Orifice Left Uterine Displacement Left Vagus Nerve Left Vagus Nerve Stimulation left value Left vena cava left ventricle left ventricle left ventricle left ventricle left ventricle Left Ventricle + Septum Left Ventricle Anterior Wall Left Ventricle End Systolic Pressure left ventricle of heart left ventricle of heart left ventricle of heart Left Ventricle Peak Systolic Pressure Left Ventricle Posterior Wall Thickness in Diastole Left Ventricle Time-Activity Curve Left Ventricle to Coronary Sinus Shunt Left Ventricle to the Descending Aorta Left Ventricle Work Index Left Ventricle/Body Weight Ratio Left ventricular Left ventricular

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