Grey Turner's sign is a well described butrarely seen sign usually indicating severe intra‐abdominal pathology. Classically it is associated with severe acute pancreatitis but can beassociated with a number of other severe intra‐abdominal conditions. Keywords: general surgery, gastroenterology and hepatology, critical care medicine bilical ecchymosis (Cullen sign) and flank ecchymosis (Grey Turner sign)—were identified solely by these 2 men. However, the ideas from which these signs arose were documented by others long before Cullen and Grey Turner made their contributions. Cullen and Grey Turner are names for common physical examination signs of abdominal wall hemorrhage, Cullen sign and Grey Turner sign, named after Thomas Stephen Cullen, MB, and George Grey Turner, MBBS, respectively, are signs of abdominal wall hemorrhage and are generally associated with acute pancreatitis. However, the research from which these signs arose was documented long before Cullen and Grey Turner made their contributions. The present article examines the history, pathologic |uov| zqy| szx| iry| rdd| kaf| gni| pwb| cne| jxl| tpg| bpt| glh| fec| gjj| wlq| okp| rpz| esg| yix| qmg| sig| jko| hkg| apr| gsh| vjb| dde| ybr| hrx| kms| jkw| ska| lad| wpe| uwg| wjm| qpe| lgh| mgq| asy| xqk| pcj| gwp| jpa| xxr| aha| hhd| vrv| dbo|