Sites of abdominal pain and embryological origins

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Sites of abdominal pain and embryological origins


• Epigastric:  foregut (stomach, duodenum, liver, pancreas, gallbladder) 
• Periumbilical:  midgut (small and large intestines including appendix) 
• Suprapubic:  hindgut (rectum and urogenital organs)     



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