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Pelvic Curve

A normal anteroinferior concavity of the sacrum and coccygeal vertebrae, extending from the lumbosacral junction to the apex of the coccyx.
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Review
2015
Review
2015
The Kielland's forceps: relegated to history?
2009
2009
New Quantitative Parameters for Evaluating Radionuclide Cystography and Their Value in Understanding the Physiology of Reflux
In this descriptive study of radionuclide cystography, time–activity curves were generated from renal pelves with reflux and… 
1988
1988
A device for measurement of radius of curvature of obstetric forceps.
Details of the design of obstetric forceps are important to ensure that they can be used safely for mother and baby. One of the… 
1982
1982
Design Errors in Kielland's Forceps
Summary: All Kielland's forceps used at the Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne, were measured with engineering calipers. All… 
1977
1977
Investigation of intrarenal blood flow and urine flow aspects by scintillation camera.
In order to clarify intrarenal dynamic processes related to regional distribution in patients with unilateral renal disease, two… 
1975
1975
[Disorders of genital positioning. Attempted definition and classification].
We propose to classify in one chapter the different troubles of positioning which the uterus can have. In its site the uterus… 
1966
1966
A new obstetric forceps. For rotation and extraction of the fetal head in a single application.
1957
1957
The spatules of Thierry.
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