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The ultrasound appearance of the normal psoas muscle
Clinical Radiology, 1993One hundred and forty-four psoas muscles in 72 subjects were scanned to study the normal ultrasound appearance. For the purpose of description the psoas was divided into three sections. Ten of the 432 sections could not be adequately seen on ultrasound. The psoas demonstrated hyperechoic striations on a hypoechoic background typical of muscle.
A D, King +3 more
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Solitary benign schwannoma in the psoas muscle
International Urology and Nephrology, 1990Solitary benign schwannoma in the psoas muscle is extremely rare. Here we present a case report of a woman who had solitary benign schwannoma in the psoas muscle not associated with von Recklinghausen's disease. This is the fifth case reported in the literature.
U, Kuyumcuoglu, C, Germiyanoglu
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The Journal of the Association of Physicians of India, 2002
There are isolated case reports of Trichinella spiralis infestation in animals from India. We report the first case in man from India. The nematode was discovered incidentally during drainage of psoas abscess.
H, Mohan +4 more
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There are isolated case reports of Trichinella spiralis infestation in animals from India. We report the first case in man from India. The nematode was discovered incidentally during drainage of psoas abscess.
H, Mohan +4 more
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Solitary Benign Schwannoma in the Psoas Muscle
Journal of Urology, 1987Schwannomas, which also are referred to as neurinoma or neurilemmoma, are rare. We report a case of a solitary benign schwannoma in the psoas muscle, which was not associated with von Recklinghausen's disease. The tumor was excised successfully. Its appearance on clinical examination is described, the preoperative investigations and operative findings ...
H, Claes +3 more
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TRAUMATIC RUPTURE OF THE BODY OF THE PSOAS MUSCLE
Archives of Surgery, 1952TRAUMATIC rupture of the body of the psoas muscle has been known for centuries, the first recorded case having been reported by Galen, who observed the injury in a Roman gladiator.1Despite this fact, relatively few cases are recorded in the medical literature and the clinical picture, which is characteristic, is not widely known. To the uninitiated the
E A, GASTON, W C, WIGGLESWORTH
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The principal artery of the psoas major muscle
Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy, 1989The psoas major m. has a complex arterial supply, derived from the lumbar, iliolumbar, obturator, external iliac and common femoral a. The branches arising from the external iliac a., though quite often multiple and slender, are represented in 75% of cases by a single large-caliber vessel. This principal artery of the psoas m.
J, Pillet +7 more
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“Ancient” Schwannoma in the Psoas Muscle
Cirugía Española (English Edition), 2016José Manuel, Ramia +4 more
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