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Beer belly refers to a subtype of ascites.  When such a patient undergoes [[Paracentesis|paracentesis]], ascitic fluid is consistent with beer.  The three most common beers tapped from a beer belly are Bud Light, Coors Light, and Heineken.
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'''Beer belly''' is a subtype of ascites.  When such a patient undergoes [[Paracentesis|paracentesis]], ascitic fluid is consistent with beer.  The three most common beers tapped from a '''beer belly''' are Bud Light, Coors Light, and Heineken.
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'''Additional Reading'''
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* [[Alcohol (Song)]]
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* [[CAGE Questionnaire]]
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* [[Caput Medusae]]
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* [[CORONA]]
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* [[Fluid Wave]]
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* [[Mittelschmerz Pelvic Pale Ale]]
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* [[Obesity]]
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* [[Panniculus]]
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* [[Percussion]]
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* [[Puddle Sign]]
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* [[Shifting Dullness]]
  
 
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Latest revision as of 20:59, 17 October 2017

"When you tap my belly, can I drink it?"

Beer belly is a subtype of ascites. When such a patient undergoes paracentesis, ascitic fluid is consistent with beer. The three most common beers tapped from a beer belly are Bud Light, Coors Light, and Heineken.


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