start a line at a point about an inch (25mm) in from the nipple towards the centre of the body, then draw directly down until you are level with the widest part of the hip. every thing to the left of that line is in the left iliac. this includes most of the stomach, portions of small intestine, the distal portion of the descending colon, and usually the sigmoid colon.
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The right and left iliac regions are bilateral to the hypogastric region in the abdominal area. These regions are located on each side of the hypogastric region.
The region below the epigastric region is the umbilical region. It is located in the center of the abdomen and contains the umbilicus (belly button).
Lower, right abdomen, but a small percent of people have it on their left side. It is located approximately where you finger would be if you inserted your hand in the front pocket of your blue jeans.
Right Hypochondriac Region: Right lung Epigastric Region: Heart and Diaphragm Left Hypochondriac Region: Left Lung Right Lumbar Region: Liver Umbilical Region: Liver, Stomach and Large Intestine Left Lumbar Region: Stomach and Spleen Right iliac Region: Large Intestine Hypogastric Region: Small Intestine and Rectum Left iliac Region: Large Intestine
Organs located in the right hypochondrium region include the liver, gallbladder, and a portion of the right kidney. The lower edge of the right lung and part of the colon are also located in this area.