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- The abdominopelvic cavity is divided to better locate organs.
- One method uses a grid of two horizontal and two vertical lines.
- This creates nine abdominopelvic regions.
- The upper horizontal line is the subcostal plane.
- The lower horizontal line is the transtubercular plane.
- The vertical lines are the midclavicular lines.
- These lines divide the cavity into middle and side sections.
- The nine regions include right hypochondriac, epigastric, and left hypochondriac.
- They also include right lateral, umbilical, and left lateral.
- The lower regions are right inguinal, hypogastric, and left inguinal.
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