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The Impact of Patient-Specific Positions on the Relationship between Iliac Blood Vessels and Lumbar Intervertebral Discs: Anatomical Significance and Clinical Implications

Anatomia
This study explores the anatomical relationship between iliac blood vessels and the lower lumbar spine during supine and prone patient positions. The average height of participants was 174.02 cm ± 9.01, while the average weight was 80.38 kg ± 13.48. Body
Hakija Bečulić, Emir Begagić, Amina Džidić-Krivić, Ragib Pugonja, Belma Jaganjac, Melica Imamović-Bošnjak, Edin Selimović, Amila Čeliković, Rasim Skomorac, Alma Efendić, Fahrudin Alić, Anes Mašović, Selma Terzić-Salihbašić, Lejla Tandir-Lihić, Mirza Pojskić   +14 more
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Anatomia d'un educador [PDF]

, 2009
Tots som alumnes. L’educador, contribuint a la formació dels seus educands, aprèn d’ells. Cada individu té un cicle vital per desenvolupar el seu potencial humà, correspon a la determinació personal i a la seva constant interacció amb l’entorn, que s ...
Olivera Betrán, Javier
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Ressenyes [PDF]

, 2012
Index de les obres ressenyades: Sigrid MUÑIZ SAN MARTÍN, Agricultura i natura?: Anatomia d'un conflicte.
Saurí i Pujol, David
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Anatomical Considerations for the Use of the Popliteal Vein as a Potential Alternative for Central Venous Cannulation

Anatomia
Limited reports have evaluated the utility of the popliteal vein (PV) specific to cannulation. The objective of this study was to characterize the diameter and length of the PV to evaluate this area as a potential cannulation site.
Aaron L. Graves, Charles R. Marchese, Bradley A. Creamer, Jennifer F. Dennis   +3 more
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Effects of potassium/sodium fertilization and water availability on wood properties of Eucalyptus grandis trees [PDF]

, 2019
In Brazil. most Eucalyptus plantations are located in regions experiencing periods of water shortage where fertilizers such as potassium (K) are intensively used to achieve high productivity. Recently.
Chaix, Gilles, Chambi Legoas, Roger, Tomazello Filho, Mario   +2 more
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Proposal to Replace the Terminology “Levator Claviculae Muscle” with “Cleidocervical Muscle” for Uniformity in the Anatomical Literature

Anatomia
Several terminologies exist for a vestigial muscle connecting the clavicle to the cervical vertebrae; however, “levator claviculae muscle” and “cleidocervical muscle” are commonly found in the contemporary literature.
Sandeep Silawal, Gundula Schulze-Tanzil
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Lateral Patellar Compression Syndrome: Surgical Techniques and Treatment

Anatomia
Anterolateral knee pain is a common complaint that can be debilitating for patients if not treated properly. Lateral Patellar Compression Syndrome (LPCS), characterized by the maltracking of the patella with flexion, placing undue stress on the lateral ...
Mason Nolan, Ethan Marting, Sarah Willard, James Applegate, Morgan Turnow, Taylor Manes, Benjamin C. Taylor   +6 more
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Morphometric and Morphological Analysis of the Pulmonary Auscultatory Triangle in Human Fetuses: Anatomical Insights for Thoracic Surgery

Anatomia
Objectives: The Pulmonary Auscultatory Triangle (PAT) is a bilateral region on the back delimited by the trapezius, latissimus dorsi, and scapula. Beyond its relevance for pulmonary auscultation, PAT also represents an important anatomical window for ...
Caio Siqueira Kuhn, Marcelo Lucas de Lima Prado, Iapunira Catarina Sant’Anna Aragão, Felipe Matheus Sant’Anna Aragão, Francisco Prado Reis, Deise Maria Furtado de Mendonça, José Aderval Aragão   +6 more
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Variant Superficial Epigastric Supply to the Anterior Abdominal Wall Arising from Inferior Epigastric Perforators: A Neonatal Case Report

Anatomia
Introduction: Understanding superficial epigastric vessel anatomy is crucial for abdominal surgeries like laparoscopy, especially in neonates, to prevent injury. While standard courses are described, variations occur. This case report highlights a unique
Daniël J. van Tonder, Natalie Keough, Martin L. van Niekerk, Albert van Schoor   +3 more
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Clinical Anatomy of the Lower Extremity Veins—Topography, Embryology, Anatomical Variability, and Undergraduate Educational Challenges

Anatomia
Veins of the lower extremity can be categorized into three hierarchically ordered groups: the epifascial, the interfascial, and the deep ones. In the past, the interfascial veins, e.g., the great saphenous vein, were categorized as superficial veins. But
Marian Simka, Joanna Czaja, Agata Kawalec   +2 more
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