Additionally, her stomach was characterized as "distended" during 24 examinations.
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Years later, my distended abdomen has yet to return to normal.
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A half-finished piece of pumpkin pie rests on your distended stomach.
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His skin tone had yellowed, and his stomach was distended, Norcross recalled.
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"Your belly is going to get distended during the day normally," she says.
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It makes things slightly distended, and you feel everything a little more profoundly.
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This was in 2006, when the housing bubble was at its most distended.
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According to doctors, his abdomen was so distended that he looked nine months pregnant.
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I attempted to push the air down, and my tummy distended like a child's.
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Ribs jutting out over her distended belly, Batool weighs less than 16 kilograms (35 pounds).
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Buzzy, by the time they rushed him to the hospital, his stomach distended, had died.
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I get a distended belly and quickly succumb to the urge to unbutton my pants.
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Many national teams today reflect decades of migration, the way diaspora has distended the nation.
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Jockeys whip their horses, and each other, with crops made from cured distended bull's penises.
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Fixtures are rusting; cabinets are empty; glass displays are askew; storage closets are open and distended.
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For others, it's Future and Young Thug — themselves children of Lil Wayne — and their distended wails.
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From the air Gibraltar looks like a swollen appendix: a thin, distended finger dangling off southern Spain.
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And unless your belly is distended, we don't have an image of what hunger looks like here.
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His belly was terribly distended; while the rest of him seemed to be collapsing in on itself.
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In a bare living room, Huang struggled with a paper folder, his fingers distended like misshapen balloons.
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His neck, like his arms, was thin, and the veins on each side were hugely distended with blood.
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When you hold in urine for too long, your bladder may become distended, increasing your risk for bladder infections.
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The distended stomach of a 35-year-old male competitive eater after consuming 36 hot dogs in 10 minutes.
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A handsome blonde man lies on a gurney with his medical gown pulled up over his hairy, distended belly.
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Famine looks like dusty fields parched from drought, distended bellies and emaciated frames, a bad harvest with no crops.
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The Fed's balance sheet remains hugely distended, thanks to its money-printing operations, though it is now shrinking slowly.
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Naked children with distended bellies play in the muddy streams or kick a ball on an improvised football pitch.
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The neck is now intact, with a discreet sword slice on the side, but it consequently looks awkwardly distended.
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It's about sodium-loaded pork fat, stinky triple-cream cheeses, the tender thymus glands and distended livers of young animals.
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He apologized for taking longer than he thought, rubbed his distended belly, and laughed about how we'd eaten too much.
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Her belly distended, she looked like she was very far along in her pregnancy and had come in to give birth.
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The scruffy six-inch male appeared a little beleaguered, his stomach distended with some 1,500 eggs deposited earlier by the female.
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But the main thing was they had to push the intestines from this horrendously distended scrotum back into the abdominal cavity.
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Flights will be missed due to the enormous security delays, and the distended passenger lines themselves will become choice terrorist targets.
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The end of dinner here seems to stretch out, and on most Tuesdays musicians are on hand to soothe any distended bellies.
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They repeatedly noted that her abdomen was distended, that she had swollen feet and hands, and that she'd missed her menstrual period.
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Women experiencing a false pregnancy have presented with every sign of pregnancy—from a distended belly, to swollen breasts, to cessation of menstruation.
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"Your belly is going to get distended during the day normally," explains Felice Schnoll-Sussman, MD, a gastroenterologist at New York Presbyterian Hospital.
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He has severe diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and a ventral hernia; his belly is distended to the point that his abdominal lining has ruptured.
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Things had finally been getting better — until three weeks earlier, when her husband ended up in the hospital with a hugely distended abdomen.
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Never again will the term "food fight" merely evoke images of summer camp dining halls, bar mitzvahs gone wrong, and John Belushi's distended cheeks.
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When distended and redistributed by the ambisonic speaker system, these brought across a nightmarish, climactic power similar to that of the film's final shots.
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He's used two types of glass here: clear stones that look like distended wedding rings; or smokey, opaque discs created through his own fusion process.
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But "Tag," unlike too many of its recent ilk, at least bothers to be a movie, rather than a television sketch distended to feature length.
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Vets soon had the distended dachshund back to its saveloy-like self after a minor operation to 'deflate' it from more than twice its normal size.
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The flight back was overcrowded, filled with distended ho-ho's dressed in highway yellow and sweatpants grey, returning to the weaponized fart that is my country.
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On one spin you can prioritize the distended croaks and burbles of Merzbow's side, and the next you can drown in the suffocating basswork of Boris' contributions.
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Dead-eyed verses part way for pointillist static, while still maintaining the distended pulse of a horror movie score underneath—you'll not want to listen in the dark.
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Phoenix's Fleck is a distended, rail-thin, crumpling sheet of a man who demands the attention of Joker's viewers that he does not get within the film itself.
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J rack of distended tops, who was different from the person who gamely tried to track down a Deveaux silk resort shirt in my size, to no avail.
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Propped against a wall was a large wooden panel bearing the image of a lurid Devil with a distended scrotum: "Castrati Satan," a 1995 work by Mike Kelley.
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The greatest crisis in the nation's history grew out of a distended transition between a lame-duck President who refused to act and an inexperienced President facing unprecedented challenges.
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The BABY PHAT logo of Spears' pink T-shirt is distended by her ample chest, and her silky white shorts — with dark blue piping — cling snugly to her hips.
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What are we to make of a distended, bulging eye or a head from which the outline of a body is drawn, but the body is not filled-in?
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Chronic myeloid leukemia, which in poor countries is often diagnosed late, when victims have distended spleens and soaring white cell counts, "was once a death sentence," Dr. Radich said.
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We'd share clips during the many listless afternoons spent lying around on the purple couch in the dayroom, our bellies painful and distended from all the Ensure and tube-feeding.
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The men are Maasai, one of northern Tanzania's most recognisable ethnic groups, known the world over for their semi-nomadic lifestyle and distinctive, colorful beads, red robes and distended earlobes.
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Additionally, one might feel overly full or distended because there's too much gas in their gastrointestinal tract, because they are constipated or because they have aerophagia, or excessive air swallowing.
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But at the bottom of that page is Rammellzee's own invention — Ikonoklast Panzerism, in which the letter had been distended further, shaded and reconstructed into something gleaming and weapon-like.
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His distended belly, flabby thighs and skin speckled by decades of exposure to the sun appear in a cool, even light, as if he were already on a mortuary slab.
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But his peers aren't his heroes either — wearing psychedelic suits and playing piano with melancholic pomp does not a Ziggy Stardust make (see, the distended single "Sign of the Times").
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The distended floating heads of a Black woman and white man rise alongside the figure on either side, conveying a sense of duality and forming the shape of a cross.
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One game literally refers to Metroids as "xenomorphs," while the evil mini-boss Ridley—who shares a name with Alien's director—has a distended skull reminiscent of the film's otherworldly killer.
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Several songs on this release are apt pairings, but "Red Bentley," which also features the distended squeals of Young Thug, feels like an object lesson in the deconstruction of traditional flow.
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She measures their small forearms covered in paper-thin skin and weighs their slight bodies, watching for the tiniest, often imperceptible improvements — a quarter-pound increase, a slightly less distended belly.
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"If the bladder is forced to be distended for a long period, over time the bladder muscles become less functional, less able to squeeze [out urine] and more fibrous," Shteynshlyuger says.
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After paying and after heaving my by-now distended stomach up the stairs and out of the door into a fresh spring day, I have a moment of particularly Shrove-like reflection.
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Similarly, the twisted female body in an untitled 1975 work by Prokash Karmakar has large, pomegranate-like breasts and a distended belly; it is as suffused with feminine vitality as it is repulsive.
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Combative, earthy drum sounds vie for air space with bleating sirens and plastically distended synths; vocals snake tensely and around unruly song structures with nary a release—or pop climax—to be heard.
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Feeling "overly full" or experiencing discomfort after eating or having a stomach that is noticeably distended might seem like similar bloating symptoms, but that doesn't mean the cause is the same for each.
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In one case at the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences, opioid abuse was suspected after a 19-year-old Texan was found dead at home with a distended bladder full of urine.
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Except this time, we see the body of the writhing boy: his stomach is distended — a balloon under his shirt gives the appearance of pregnancy — and he runs his hands across his swollen flesh.
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But a little boy with a distended belly sitting on the dirt floor of a shack in the Mississippi delta may have done more to change Robert Kennedy than Martin Luther King ever did.
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Then there was the summer that the video for "Black Hole Sun" was ubiquitous; those distended faces and rictus smiles—and that gasping fish on the cutting board—constitute the very iconography of puberty.
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They walked as if they were hunchbacked, and wore fashion that distended, padded and pulled the body out of proportion, with coats cropped under the chest in front and rears almost brushing the floor.
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Some Madaya residents have symptoms of tuberculosis, measles, typhus fever, brucellosis and hepatitis A, and malnutrition is causing some to display symptoms of kwashiorkor, a condition characterized by a distended belly, the report said.
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Around the star's 5th birthday, he and his parents realized something was wrong: He wasn't growing, his stomach was distended — and "I looked like I was starving to death," he says in the new episode.
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Absorbing these bizarre images, in which wildly distended Legoland figures teeter over a cliff and radiate like spokes about a dinner table, one wonders: who but a hallucinating draftsman would have people do these things?
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Such is the guiding production principle on James K's sublime "Sokit to Me Baby," a distended collection of synth ambience and barely-there vocals that first appeared as a digital single on UNO last year.
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But alongside these provocations—which Amobi admits were "very art school"—he gradually made futuristic noise his trademark, combining pointillist synths, distended drones, and gunshot samples into what felt like reconnaissance missions into a great staticky unknown.
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But alongside these provocations—which Amobi admits were " very art school"—he gradually made futuristic noise his trademark, combining pointillist synths, distended drones, and gunshot samples into what felt like reconnaissance missions into a great staticky unknown.
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That's untenable, and would lead to legislators "repealing...exemptions they have already enacted" lest they grow so distended that they threaten to hamstring government efforts to regulate any institution that religious people may have cross thoughts about.
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I recorded a meditative bit at Klimt's prompting where I repeated "calm, warm," over and over to notes of Glenn Gould's playing and mumbling stretched and distended to such a degree they were more vibrations than music.
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The earthen structure looks like the belly of a pregnant four-legged creature, distended teats that are destined for the just born, so Kapoor's imaginative sense of staging is shown to be more agile and nuanced than Serra's.
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The house lights were turned bright, but aside from a gently swaying silhouette, Dean Blunt was all but invisible for the 45-ish minutes of funhouse grime, distended folk-rock, and Reichian phase shifting he delivered from the stage.
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The omnidirectional swirl of music, which also included percussion and distended keyboard tones, was the best live Stockhausen performance I've heard; it had all the crazed complexity of a work like "Gruppen," but with a clear dramatic through line.
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Over the years, he's toyed with distended ambient music, sprightly guitar pop, weirdo tape projects, acid house, and now largely unclassifiable electronic experiments—seeming to follow his every whim far beyond its logical endpoint, and without any specific audience in mind.
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The bust, "Envy (after Giotto)" (2016) gives us a close-up of her hideous head, which is surmounted by a coiling serpent that penetrates the back of her skull and emerges from her distended mouth to stare her in the face.
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As the damp, insistent cold struck up from the road, two thin jets of steam drifted out of his nostrils, by nature much distended, and all at once he seemed to possess a painful solidarity that talk about him never conveyed.
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" Michael Kimmelman, The Times's architecture critic, described the building's exterior as "a grid of concrete and glass, like an extruded Sol LeWitt, or a distended Josef Hoffmann vase (or a middle finger stuck up at the city, depending on your perspective).
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The slightly distended frames and peculiar angles of the pocket-size camera — and the way Soderbergh, serving as the director of photography under his usual pseudonym, Peter Andrews, makes it twirl, glide and shimmy — create an atmosphere of buoyancy and immediacy.
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One of the most telling clues that the Los Cabos shark is, indeed, a swell shark, is its peculiar distended stomach (although, sometimes animals' stomachs will expand from pressure changes if they're rapidly dragged from deep ocean to the surface).
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Lil Yachty has mainlined Gucci Mane's vocal quirk — a penchant for odd rhyme structures cloaked in unlikely melodies — and distended it to absurdist lengths; he has also signed with the label owned in part by Coach K, one of Gucci Mane's former managers.
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If the film threatens to leave many audience members queasy, exhausted, distended in the manner of a force-fed goose ready for its fate, that might just be the body's response to a place where twenty-first–century aesthetics and politics meet.
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While the Shitamachi we see in this film sometimes gives the impression of a bustling downtown with a thriving economy, far worse conditions boil beneath Yakuza swagger and tattoos — children with distended bellies, a widespread bout of TB, and individuals living in wretched conditions.
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Even the most conventional songs here have odd twists — "Earfquake" features distended vocals from the R&B titan Charlie Wilson next to Tyler's meta-soul, and "Are We Still Friends?" has a quasi-gospel triumph in a tug of war with its tragic core.
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The second structure, a boat shed made from the same faded planks of local white cedar, is shaped like a crystal of Maldon salt, stretched low over the ground, its form distended by forward motion, as though ensnared in its sprint through the forest.
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Here are a few things that are popular among the more advanced consumers of contemporary men's wear: Gucci horse-bit Birkenstocks, tie-dyed denim, Patagonia shorts, tactical vests, hooded sweatshirts distended to absurdist proportions, $90 logo socks, Guy Fieri-esque short-sleeve shirts in hyper-real prints.
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They talked about not only how the acquaintance had assaulted his friend, but also how it was part of a distended power dynamic that was as much at play in an everyday exchange between a server and customer as in the ones featuring celebrated names in glamorous industries.
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Bankston seems less interested in the "whys" of Jones's universe — the ultimately unsolvable riddle of how fully Jones believes what he says on the air — than he is in the "hows": the way information gets chopped and screwed on Infowars, distended and looped and played back into the public discourse.
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At one point or another, we've all come across a potato chip that resembles Margaret Thatcher or a splotch of grease that looks like the distended corpse of Rum Tum Tugger, but what about something so undeniably blood-curdling that it can only be explained as the embodiment of evil itself?
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But a week after the funeral, she looked at his picture and became tearful, and then she felt chest pain, and with it came shortness of breath, distended neck veins, a sweaty brow and a noticeable panting while she was sitting in a chair — all signs of congestive heart failure.
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I learned that hunger no longer represents those pictures of famine, stunted children with distended bellies, ghastly glares, but the slow destruction of millions and millions who eat too little and poorly and do not die of starvation but of diseases that for us are a temporary nuisance — and for them are mortal.
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FACT: Every Englishman alive has played in a football game on some drizzly five-a-side pitches against six big lads who walk up smoking and eating chips at the same time, distended jogging bottoms barely covering their arses, huge men, gargantuan, who then proceed to absolutely play you off the park.
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Ever since Demi Moore posed naked and cradling her distended belly on the cover of Vanity Fair in 1991, scandalizing and exciting readers in equal measure (Walmart insisted on a special wrapping), the birthday-suit pregnancy photo shoot, or variations thereon, has been something of a trope in the celeb-fashion axis.
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" His family moved to Nigeria a few weeks after he was born; despite hailing from the state that calls Cheeseheads home, he suffers from a severe lactose intolerance—an affliction that his parents were unaware of until UNICEF came to Nigeria and encountered a young Jidenna with "a distended stomach and a big ol' head.
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A cosmic collision like this could explain the appearance of these objects because "in the aftermath of such a merger, the resulting single object would be &apospuffed up,&apos or distended, for a rather long period of time, perhaps a million years, before it settles down and appears like a normal-sized star," Morris said in the statement.
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Since then, it's now become home to some of the most boundary pushing music being made—from ritual doom metal to distended spoken word experiments, stretched out club tracks to noise music to sound collages that come with smoothie recipes (these are accompanied by surprisingly sincere YouTube tutorials for, like, peeling ginger—Geng tends not to do things halfway).
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Fans who simply wanted something for themselves hung patiently at the back of the line as the log jam created by resellers buying two of everything distended the wait, but on the latter end of the store's four-hour Friday opening, plentiful plastic bags full of Pablo merch seemed to suggest that everyone got what they were looking for.
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It is perhaps obvious, to say that it is weird to be living with the aid of a pocket-sized supercomputer, but Ahlers and Rendl's distorted and distended take on pop tropes provides an evocative echo of this strange emptiness—it's both moving and occasionally hilarious (peep the art for their new single, which is a super close up of some beautifully computer rendered sperm cells).
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But if there are two such films, the second one is probably the upcoming big screen adaptation of Cats; those with minds that haven't been distended by the surreal passage of time that has been 21195350692321476609 may remember that the release of the first trailer for Cats broke the internet, but surely they wouldn't be foolish enough to try to tease everyone for a second time?
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But if the United States of 1979 was seething and panicked and perilously close to being both broken and broke, it was also a place where a college junior could draw a hasty sketch of distended, google-eyed gumdrop for an alumni relations official and, instead of being escorted bodily from the room by security staffers, be given $300 to turn it into an actual real-life foam-and-felt mascot.
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