Sunday, November 11, 2007

Osterizer Imperial Viii Model 542




The lower member comprises four segments: the girdle (waist) pelvic, femoral region (thigh), leg and foot.


pelvic girdle


It consists of two iliac or innominate bones, articulated with the sacrum behind and joined together before the pubic symphysis.



the innominate bone is a pair, articulated, then to the sacrum, below and in the median line with his counterpart, down and laterally with the coxal fémur.Cada consists of three separate bones: the ilium, ischium and pubis. In the early years of the three bones are separated, but later fuse and form a single structure, ie a single bone, which shows two faces, four edges and four corners ..


cavity formed by this belt, serves as shelter to the intestines, rectum, bladder and internal reproductive organs.

It is noteworthy that in women the pelvic bones is formed by light, which facilitates the placement of the uterus during pregnancy and expansion in the output of the fetus at delivery.




lateral


- or acetabulum Acetabulum. It is a rounded cavity, deep, consists of a circular flange outgoing edge acetabular acetabulum eyebrow. Acetabular notch. The acetabulum has two distinct parts: a non-articular (bottom of the cup) in a quadrilateral, its lower edge corresponds to the acetabular notch. the other is to articulate fascie lunata.



above the acetabulum

expands gluteal face reveals two rough: gluteal line anterior and posterior gluteal line.






medial or internal



A ridge run from top to bottom and from back to front, the arcuate line (unnamed) divide this face into two:


-superolateral is the iliac fossa (internal), as one looks back the foramen (holes) nutrient bone, down and sideways dirijiso


-Below and behind is on, from top to bottom: iliac tuberosity, roughness intended for the insertion of the posterior sacroiliac ligaments, auricular face; quadrilateral surface





Borders Previous

Superior Posterior Inferior

angles

1_) anterosuperior, anterior superior iliac spine

2 -) posterior: posterior superior iliac spine

3 -) Medial : Formed by the angular surface of the pubis

4 -) Posterior: Formed by the body of the ischium and ischial tuberosity, is one of the most dense aprtes innominate.



Types of Pelvis Bone




gynecoid


• AP diameter similar to the transverse position
• Normal Sacro
• Straight Sides • Thorns No prominent

• 60% open subpúbico Angulo good prognosis






Android

• AP diameter <> forward

• Holy • converging side walls

• C. Thorns • Angle subpúbico very prominent closed 20% bad

Forecast

Ape

AP diameter> Transverse
• Sacred long, straight

converging sidewalls something very prominent spines
• • subpúbico somewhat narrow angle Forecast 5%

Well


Platipeloide

• AP diameter <>

• Holy

short curved side walls straight

• • Spines prominent

• 15% open angle Forecast subpúbico bad


Assessment Methods Pelvis


Pelvimetry

Lateral and AP Rx Radiopelvimetría



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