Anatomy and Eventual Condition of the Female Pelvis
Anatomy and Eventual Condition of the Female Pelvis
This stock medical exhibit shows the normal anatomy and eventual condition in the female pelvis in a series of illustrations. The first illustration shows the normal anatomy of the female pelvis in a side cut-away view, including the bladder, cauda equina of spinal cord, nerve roots and pelvic nerves. The second illustration shows the eventual condition, including a neurogenic bladder, L4 nerve root displacement, L4-5 disc herniation and L5 nerve root displacement.
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- Cauda Equina Syndrome (CES; Compression of Spinal Nerve Roots; Syndrome, Cauda Equina; Spinal Nerve Roots, Compression)
- Herniated Disc (Disc, Herniated; Herniation of Nucleus Pulposus [HNP]; Prolapsed Disc; Ruptured Disc; Slipped Disc)
- Cystocele/Rectocele (Pelvic Relaxation; Bladder Prolapse; Fallen Bladder/Rectocoele; Protruding Rectum)
- Neurogenic Bladder Child (Bladder, Neurogenic Child; Neurogenic Incontinence Child; Incontinence, Neurogenic Child)
- Earlier Detection of Artery Disease Needed
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