17+ Harrison’s Sulcus Gif. Rickets) or chronic respiratory disease (e.g. It is usually caused by chronic asthma or obstructive respiratory disease.

The harrison sulcus or harrison groove refers to a groove at the lower end of the rib cage seen in young children/infants with abnormally weak bones (e.g. The aim of the study was to determine the frequency of the rs, its description, its location, its relations to the right portal pedicle and to the plane of the common bile duct, and the evaluation of the. Harrison's sulcus (also harrison's groove) harrison's sulcus (also harrison's groove) description the sign shown in figure 2.9 demonstrates a visible depression of the lower ribs, above the costal margin at the area of attachment of the diaphragm.

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We found 3 dictionaries with english definitions that include the word harrison's sulcus: Sulcus sinus petrōsi, corpus vertĕbrae thoracĭcae, lamĭna orbitālis ossis ethmoidālis, sutūra palatīna transversa, fovea articulāris processus articulāris, plexus venōsus vertebrālis internus, vena profunda cerĕbri, arcus ductus thoracĭci, truncus lumbālis sinister, valvŭla foramĭnis ovālis. Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where harrison's sulcus is defined. In asthma it may be accompanied by a barrel chest.