When 'stomach gripping' messes with the muscles in your abdomen, your neck, shoulders and back pay the price in pain. Chest ...

During exercise, our blood moves away from the diaphragm to the limbs. The diaphragm is the muscle that separates the stomach and abdomen from the heart and lungs. It's one of the main muscles ...

After plication, the height of diaphragm is lowered by one or two ribs, helping the lungs inflate properly and prevent abdominal contents from pushing into the chest. Chest tubes are placed to drain ...

By dedicating 10 minutes each day to diaphragmatic breathing, you can increase your respiratory efficiency and potentially ...

Usually by a blow to the abdomen. Think a football being blasted into you, but sometimes it can happen when you fall to the ground heavily. The technical name for being winded is to receive "a blunt ...

On the following morning one surgeon thought that he might have a perforated ulcer and obtained a plain abdominal film, which showed no free air under the diaphragm. Whereas the upper abdomen was ...