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Variant Slips of Psoas and Iliacus Muscles, With Splitting of the Femoral Nerve
Clinical Anatomy, 1996In bilateral dissections of 68 cadavers, four examples were found unilaterally of variant slips of iliacus and psoas major muscles. In three of them the femoral nerve was pierced by the variant slip. One of these variants was a previously undocumented accessory slip of iliacus, originating from the iliolumbar ligament, passing inferiorly anterior to ...
Peter H Abrahams
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Annals of Anatomy, 2005
Inspite of the detailed description of the iliopsoas muscle complex, interesting variations of its main parts--the psoas major and the iliacus muscles can still be encountered. These variations may clarify some aspects of the embryological development of the iliopsoas and have certain clinical importance because of the frequent co-existence with an ...
Velizar Shivarov, Lazar Jelev
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Inspite of the detailed description of the iliopsoas muscle complex, interesting variations of its main parts--the psoas major and the iliacus muscles can still be encountered. These variations may clarify some aspects of the embryological development of the iliopsoas and have certain clinical importance because of the frequent co-existence with an ...
Velizar Shivarov, Lazar Jelev
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Partial Tear of the Iliacus Muscle
Orthopedics, 2009The case: A 70-year-old woman presented with left groin pain of 7 weeks' duration. She reported initially feeling the pain while getting out of bed. Because of age and gender, an insufficiency fracture was suspected. Initial radiographs and computed tomography (CT) of the left hip showed no bony abnormalities. A repeat
Abe Shaikh, Murali Sundaram
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The Iliacus Muscle Flap: An Anatomical and Clinical Evaluation
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2011The iliacus muscle is proposed as a new solution for coverage of small to medium defects where either a bulky flap or conspicuous donor sites are undesirable.Dissection and Microfil studies were performed on fresh cadavers to define the gross and microvascular anatomy of the muscle.
Daniel A, Medalie +2 more
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Iliacus minor and psoas quartus muscles traversing the femoral nerve
Morphologie, 2022Anatomical variations of the nerves of the body can be relevant to surgical approaches anesthetic blockade, and other region procedures. Herein, we report a case of three muscle fascicles of the variant psoas quartus and iliacus minor muscles traversing the femoral nerve. Salient literature is reviewed regarding this phenomenon.
Parker, A. +4 more
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Traumatic Rupture of Iliacus Muscle with Femoral Nerve Paralysis
The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 1983Two cases of traumatic rupture of the iliacus muscle are reported. The clinical picture of this condition is characterized by pain in the groin, a tender mass in the iliac fossa, flexion contracture of the hip, and a femoral nerve palsy. Presence of a bleeding tendency should be investigated. Operative treatment is recommended for large hematomas.
H, Takami, S, Takahashi, M, Ando
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Postinfectious heterotopic ossification of the ilium involving the iliacus muscle
Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics B, 2018Heterotopic ossification in soft tissue or muscle is rare in the pediatric and adolescent age group. Most cases are associated with musculoskeletal injury and trauma to the central nervous system. Here, we describe an adolescent patient without a history of trauma or lesions in the central nervous system who presented with a painful limp with limited ...
Ferdhany, Muhamad Effendi +6 more
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Staphylococcus aureus meningitis—a rare complication of iliacus muscle abscess
Journal of Infection, 1997Staphylococcus aureus meningitis is a rare but well recognized condition which had a high mortality and incidence of neurological sequelae. It is usually associated with chronic underlying conditions. A case is reported of S. aureus meningitis in a previously healthy young man.
S L, Parker, K S, Conn, P I, Ignotus
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A Safe Route for Deep Pelvic Biopsy with Distention of the Iliacus Muscle
Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology, 1991To avoid bowel perforation during deep pelvic biopsy, the authors describe a technique in which the iliacus muscle is distended by injecting it with a solution of lidocaine and saline. This muscle distention causes sufficient bowel displacement to allow safe advancement of biopsy needles as large as 14 gauge through the distended muscle belly to the ...
P, Carlson +3 more
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