The physical examination pertinent to constipation has two parts. On abdominal exam, the clinician should look for signs of distension. Palpation, especially in thin patients, may reveal hard ...

The rest of the physical examination findings were normal, except for a 4.0-cm round, hard, non-painful, intra-abdominal mass consistent with and interpreted as hard fecal pellets in the ...

A healthcare provider will likely ask questions about your health history and do a physical exam. They can also order tests ...

On physical examination, the bird was bright and alert ... The most striking clinical observation was abdominal distention with a round, firm mass palpable in the lower left coelem.