Right and left hypochondriac

upper part of the abdomen on both sides of the epigastric region; beneath the cartilage

Right and left lumbar

two regions of the back that are lateral to the lumbar spine

area surrounding the umbilicus/belly button

Right and left iliac regions

lower part of the abdomen, starts with an imaginary line drawn between iliac crests on the front upper tips of both hip bones.

area of the abdomen below the umbilical/pelvic region.

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Abdominopelvic

Abdominopelvic cavity regions

Term	Definition
Right and left hypochondriac	upper part of the abdomen on both sides of the epigastric region; beneath the cartilage
Epigastric	area above the stomach
Right and left lumbar	two regions of the back that are lateral to the lumbar spine
Umbilical	area surrounding the umbilicus/belly button
Right and left iliac regions	lower part of the abdomen, starts with an imaginary line drawn between iliac crests on the front upper tips of both hip bones.
Hypogastric region	area of the abdomen below the umbilical/pelvic region.