Inspection of patient for presence of jaundice
Jaundice appears at around 50 micromol/L of total bilirubin in blood
Higher bilirubin levels lead to more visible jaundice on skin
Presence of clinical signs of liver failure and portal hypertension indicate chronic liver disease
Presence of palpable gallbladder indicates obstructive tumor or lithiasic pathology
Angiome stellaire is a common arterial malformation associated with liver insufficiency but not completely specific
Analysis of hands is important in patient inspection
Hippocratisme digital and cyanosis associated with liver cirrhosis and hepato-pulmonary syndrome
Rétro palmaire, a redness on hands, also associated with liver insufficiency but not completely specific
Astérix can be searched for during inspection

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