edebohls

Updated: July 27, 2025

G. M. Edebohls, considers a correct examination and he declares that anything short of such an examination is useless and untrustworthy: "The examiner, standing at the patient's right, begins the search for the appendix by applying two, three, or four fingers of his right hand, palm surface downward, almost flat upon the abdomen, at or near the umbilicus.

John Henry Tilden - Appendicitis