The phrase "abdomen compression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or fitness contexts, typically referring to a technique or action that involves applying pressure to the abdomen.
Example: "The trainer demonstrated abdomen compression exercises to strengthen the core muscles."
Alternatives: "abdominal compression" or "stomach compression".
These are breath holding techniques including active breathing control (ABC), abdomen compression, deep inspiration breathing hold technique (DIBH), respiratory gating technique, real-time tumor-tracking RT (RTRT), multileaf collimator (MLC) sequencing technique, couch tracking technique, and cyberknife robot RT [ 7– 14].
Mouth-to-mouth breathing would be interspersed after a number of chest and abdomen compressions.
Physical symptoms were mild abdomen pain at compression of the left upper quadrant without signs of peritonitis.
Then, we repeated the measures after compression of abdomen using an external band to achieve -10% and -15% of the basal abdominal circumference.
This is speculated to be due to the anatomy of the lower abdomen and the potential compression of the aorta and inferior vena cava caused by the weight of the uterus and growing fetus when the woman is in either the supine position or in the right lateral position.
The oesophageal balloon catheter was passed to a depth of 60 cm, and placement of the balloon in the stomach was confirmed by a transient increase in pressure during gentle compression of the abdomen.
The technique alternates compressions of the chest with compressions of the abdomen to maintain blood flow to the heart and brain.
In the new method, illustrated here, compressions of the chest are alternated with compressions of the abdomen.
As the force increases toward 8 g, breathing may become difficult because of the compression of the abdomen and chest.
The methods used for the abortive purpose included insertion of foreign substances or injection of a liquid solution into the vaginal canal, vaginal suppository, oral tablets and strong manual compression of lower abdomen.
The muscular compression of the abdomen and the thorax that accompanies upright posture aids the vertebral column in supporting the body and in providing a firm base for upper-limb action.
