The phrase "abdominal girth" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in medical or health-related contexts to refer to the measurement around the abdomen, often related to assessing health risks.
Example: "The doctor noted that an increase in abdominal girth could indicate potential health issues, such as obesity or metabolic syndrome."
Alternatives: "waist circumference" or "belly measurement".
Abdominal girth is linked to increased risks of cancer and cardiovascular disease, even in normal weight individuals, Mannalithara said.
During the exams, physicians gathered information about each person's cardiovascular health, including blood pressure, cholesterol profile, abdominal girth and body fat percentage.
A third of the linemen showed signs of the condition, which is more common among men with large body mass, substantial neck size, abdominal girth and a propensity for snoring.
Both obesity and abdominal girth, which the team analyzed independently, contribute to a variety of well-documented conditions, such as cancer and cardiovascular disease, as well as increased mortality.
Androgen-deprivation therapy (ADT) by either a gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonist or bilateral orchiectomy improves disease-related outcomes of men with prostate cancer but has a variety of adverse metabolic effects including obesity, increased abdominal girth, increased triglycerides, and insulin resistance.
Vitals including abdominal girth were measured continuously until the patient was shifted to ward.
An 8-year-old boy was evaluated for several weeks of fevers and chills, general malaise, and increasing abdominal girth.
Twelve days after treatment, he visited the outpatient clinic with complaints of increasing abdominal girth and weight.
The earliest sign of ACS in ELBW infants is the inability to ventilate accompanied by increased abdominal girth, occurring well before anuria.
An 8-year-old boy arrived in triage with his mother who reported that for several weeks her son had frequent fevers and chills, general malaise and increasing abdominal girth.
Early satiety--when eating, feeling full sooner than you normally do; Unusual bloating and increased abdominal girth; Pelvic pain or pressure; Constipation; Nausea while eating.
