[A ligamented female pelvis for demonstration of the static and parturient physiology of the bony pelvis].
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Anatomy of the pelvis: how the pelvis is built for support.
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Connective Tissue↗
Pseudotumour of renal pelvis: Liesegang rings mimicking a solid neoplasm of the renal pelvis.
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Diagnosis, Differential↗
A radiological survey of the female pelvis in Uganda with addendum on the measurements of specimens of the female bony pelvis.
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Data Collection↗
Ectopia vesicae and split pelvis; an account of pregnancy in a woman with treated ectopia vesicae and split pelvis, including a review of the literature.
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Bladder Exstrophy↗
[The in vitro study of the pacemaker activity of the canine renal pelvis throughout simultaneous recordings of pelvic pressure changes and electromyogram on various regions of the renal pelvis (author's transl)].
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Action Potentials↗
[Histopathological studies of renal pelvis and ureteral epithelium. First report: Investigation of histopathological changes in renal pelvis epithelium with stones].
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Adult↗
[METHOD FOR THE PREPARATION OF TRANSVERSE SECTIONS OF THE PELVIS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF RADIATION ENERGY IN THE FEMALE PELVIS IN RADIATION THERAPY OF PATIENTS WITH CANCER OF THE UTERINE CERVIX].
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Cobalt Isotopes↗
[Anthropometry of school children: measurement of external pelvis size. Prophylaxis of deficient development of the pelvis and its defective growth in girls].
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Anthropometry↗
[Histopathological studies of renal pelvis and ureteral epithelium. Second report: Investigation of non-neoplastic histological changes in renal pelvis and/or ureteral cancer].
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Aged↗
[Diverticula of the renal calyx and pelvis. (presentation of an unusual case of giant diverticulum of the pelvis associated with multiple intradiverticular lithiasis)].
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Adolescent↗
[Distribution of doses in the pelvis in the treatment of carcinoma of the cervix. Calculation of doses from radium applicators at selected points in the pelvis].
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Female↗
[The topography of the pelvi-perineal organs in an asymetric pelvis].
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Female↗
[Follow-up study of a squamous cell carcinoma of the kidney pelvis. Differential diagnosis of kidney pelvis stenosis].
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Adult↗
[An unusual case of filling defect of the renal pelvis: cystic inclusion of the renal pelvis].
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Humans↗
[Renal pelvis rupture following fluid loading. Renal pelvis rupture viewed by renography in a patient with hydronephrosis].
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Drinking↗
Preoperative whole pelvis verus true pelvis irradiation and/or cystectomy for bladder cancer.
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Adult↗
[Bladder exstrophy--anterior osteotomy of the pelvis--a new surgical technic for facilitating stabilization of the pelvis and abdominal closure].
The reconstruction of a stable anterior pelvic ring and the tension-free soft tissue closure is the key to a successful reconstructive surgery of the ectopic bladder. Instead of the commonly practised iliac osteotomy to achieve this goal we postulate the bilateral anterior osteotomy of the superior ramus of the pubic bone. The operative technique of this new method is described. The early results of four cases are discussed.
Abdominal Muscles↗