The phrase "abdominal wall thickness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or anatomical contexts, particularly when discussing measurements or conditions related to the abdomen.
Example: "The ultrasound revealed an increased abdominal wall thickness, which may indicate underlying pathology."
Alternatives: "abdominal thickness" or "thickness of the abdominal wall".
The abdominal wall thickness and mid upper arm and mid thigh were examined.
A recent study demonstrated that greater abdominal wall thickness and a lower pain score were statistically associated with false negative US examinations [26].
Abdominal wall thickness, mid upper arm, and mid thigh subcutaneous tissues measurements were significantly reduced at Denver's altitude and increased further in significance with advancing gestational age.
To demonstrate the usefulness of the spinal needle test at laparoscopy to correlate abdominal wall thickness at initial entry sites with body mass index (BMI).
Fetal biometry including anterior abdominal wall thickness will be measured to ensure normal fetal growth velocity and for comparison to the birth weight.
The purpose of this study was to investigate whether third trimester fetal anterior abdominal wall (AAW) thickness in diabetic pregnancy reflects glycaemic control and predicts macrosomia.
To describe gender and side-to-side differences in lateral abdominal wall muscle thickness at rest and during contraction in asymptomatic adults.
Wall thickness (Wall Thick): Wall thickness is described as the thickness of the fiber in the secondary wall [ 51].
The created scaffolds were implanted into allogenic strain-matched rats to replace a full thickness abdominal wall defect.
In a full thickness abdominal wall defect model, the composite construct prevented hernia recurrence in Wistar rats over an 8-week period with de novo tissue and vascular network formation and the absence of adhesions to underlying abdominal viscera.
Abdominal ultrasound and computed tomography (CT) scan were performed in 142 (55.5%) and 23 (9.0%) patients respectively and revealed abnormal findings suggestive of abdominal TB such as ascites, enlarged lymph nodes, omental thickening, bowel wall thickness and abdominal masses.
