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Topics: Health âº Anatomy âº Skeletal System, Biology, Science. The liver is below the sternum to the right, as well as your stomach to the left, and upper intestines.
It is located behind the sternum. The esophagus runs from the throat down to the stomach. Anatomically speaking, the proximity of the esophagus and xiphoid process, explains why you feel sternum pain in GERD.he xiphoid process is very small anatomical structure. Despite of its size, it is very important because it serves as a landmark for: 1  Subcostal or infrasternal angle that is formed by the right and left subcostal margins and the xiphoid process. 2  Lower margin of the heart.