Being aware of the position of the ureter during hysterectomy is crucial; it is at the most significant risk of being ligated because of its proximity to the uterine artery and cervix. It travels under the cardinal ligament and is an important clinical association of which to be mindful. Furth...
Vagina, tumor recurrence after hysterectomy Vaginal canal, vaginal stump Vulva Distal urethra at the level of the introitus Ovary Parallel to the corpus lumen, especially for localizing masses to the ovary or uterus Fig. 12.5 MRI planes angled relative to specific pelvic organs. Thick lines denote...
Inherent discordance of a patient's gender expression and their anatomy leading to distress Nipple-areolar complex Tissue forming the nipple and surrounding areola on the breast or chest Allen's test A physical examination test to determine the patency of the palmar or plantar arches as a correla...
Human 5 cycling women undergoing hysterectomy Culture 10 μM, 0.1 μM, 1 nM, 0.01 nM 24 h No effect on cell viability or proliferation; Increased angiogenic activity (10 μM); no difference in VEGF, ESR2, and GPR30 levels (76) Human Decidualized stromal cells Culture 1–100 pM, 1–...
The autonomic nerves of the lesser pelvis are particularly prone to iatrogenic lesions due to their exposed position during manifold surgical interventions. Nevertheless, the cause of rectal and urinary incontinence or sexual dysfunctions, for example after rectal cancer resection or hysterectomy, remains ...
Surprisingly, little is known about the anatomy of the paracolpium. A better understanding of this structure may have an impact on routine pelvic organ surgeries, like radical hysterectomy, in which resection of the paracolpium is an essential part of the procedure. The paracolpium and parametrium...
Anatomic aspects of vaginal eversion after hysterectomy. AU DeLancey JO SO Am J Obstet Gynecol. 1992;166(6 Pt 1):1717. OBJECTIVE Our aim was to understand how vaginal eversion after hysterectomy differs from other forms of prolapse. STUDY DESIGN The role of individual structures involved in va...
47 After these observations are made, the examiner should look for any signs of urethral deformity, such as diverticula or fistulae. Vesicovaginal fistulae usually are found just anterior to the vaginal cuff after hysterectomy and usually leak urine c...
[9]. Organoids from endometrial cancer are typically derived from tissue obtained from hysterectomy patients, suspended in expansion medium after enzymatic digestion [79,82]. After verifying histology, mutation spectrum and tumor heterogeneity, endometrial cancer organoids consistently maintained ...
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