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anatomical landmarks, digestive system, fibroid tumors, aortic aneurysm, mass, in the abdomen, an abdominal mass, localized swelling, enlargement in one area, the abdomen, an abdominal mass, detected on routine physical examination, not have been detected by the affected person, most abdominal masses develop slowly, an abdominal mass, a sign of an abscess, a problem, a blood vessel, an aneurysm, an enlarged organ, liver, spleen, kidney, a tumor, an accumulation of feces, abdomen, divided into 4 quadrants, right-upper quadrant, left-upper quadrant, right-lower quadrant, left-lower quadrant, terms, localize masses, pain, abdomen include periumbilical, describes the area around the navel, epigastric, describes the area, in the center, the abdomen just below the ribcage, location, the mass, its firmness, texture, qualities, provide clues, cause of an abdominal mass, abdominal aortic aneurysm, cause a pulsating mass around the navel, bladder distention, urinary bladder over-filled, fluid, cause a firm mass, in the center, the lower abdomen, above the pelvic bones, in extreme cases, extend, far up, the navel, cholecystitis, cause a very tender mass that is felt below the liver, in the right-upper quadrant, colon cancer, cause a mass anywhere, in the abdomen, crohn's disease, bowel obstruction, cause multiple tender, sausage-shaped masses anywhere, in the abdomen, diverticulitis, cause a mass that, in the left-lower quadrant, gallbladder tumor, cause a moderately tender, irregularly shaped right-upper quadrant mass, hydronephrosis, fluid-filled kidney, cause a smooth, spongy-feeling mass in one, sides, toward the back, flank area, kidney cancer, cause a mass, in the abdomen, liver cancer, cause a firm, lumpy mass, in the right upper quadrant, liver enlargement, hepatomegaly, cause a firm, irregular mass below the right rib cage, right costal margin, on the left side, in the stomach area, epigastric, neuroblastoma, a malignant tumor often found, in the lower abdomen, primarily occurs in children, infants, ovarian cyst, cause a smooth, rounded, rubbery mass, above the pelvis, in the lower abdomen, pancreatic abscess, cause a mass, in the upper abdomen, in the epigastric area, pancreatic pseudocyst, cause a lumpy mass, in the upper abdomen, in the epigastric area, renal cell carcinoma, cause a smooth, firm, nontender mass near the kidney, only affects one kidney, spleen enlargement, splenomegaly, the edge of an enlarged spleen, felt, in the left-upper quadrant, stomach cancer, cause a mass, in the left-upper abdomen, in the stomach area, epigastric, cancer is large, uterine leiomyoma, fibroids, cause a round, lumpy mass, above the pelvis, in the lower abdomen, felt fibroids, large, volvulus, cause a mass anywhere, in the abdomen, ureteropelvic junction obstruction, cause a mass, in the lower abdomen, all abdominal masses, examined, by the health care provider, meantime, a few measures, reduce discomfort, changing the body position, increase comfort mass is accompanied by discomfort, mass is accompanied by sudden, severe pain, consider this an emergency situation, a pulsating abdominal mass exists, accompanied by severe abdominal pain, could be a ruptured aortic aneurysm, an emergency condition, an abdominal mass of any sort, all masses, examined by the health care provider, in fact, most abdominal masses, first noticed by the provider, not by the affected person, in nonemergency situations, a complete medical history, a physical examination performed, in emergency situations, the affected person, stabilized, abdomen, examined, medical history, medical history, an abdominal mass in detail, location, the mass, in the upper abdomen, the mass, in the right-upper quadrant, the mass, in the left-upper quadrant, the mass, in the upper-middle area, the mass, in the lower abdomen, the mass, in the left-lower quadrant, the mass, in the right-lower quadrant, the mass around the navel, periumbilical, the mass, in the groin, inguinal, time pattern, how long ago was the mass noticed, does the lump, mass come, how often have seen the mass, on how many occasions, has the mass changed in size, position, extent of discomfort, in any other way, physical examination, extra attention, entire abdomen, several position changes necessary, abdominal examination, some masses, felt in certain positions, a pelvic examination, a rectal examination, performed diagnostic tests, blood tests cbc, blood chemistry, abdominal x-ray, barium enema, abdominal ct scan, abdominal ultrasound, angiography, isotope study, egd, esophagogastroduodenoscopy, sigmoidoscopy.