Corynebacterium accolens-associated pelvic osteomyelitis.
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Ethnic variation in pelvimetric measures and its impact on positive surgical margins at radical prostatectomy.
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Dating gestational age by last menstrual period, symphysis-fundal height, and ultrasound in urban Pakistan.
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The adult human pubic symphysis: a systematic review.
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Symphysis-fundal height curve in the diagnosis of fetal growth deviations.
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Target tissues for relaxin identified in vitro with 125I-labelled porcine relaxin.
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Various tissues from the mouse, rat and guinea-pig were used to examine the binding of a biologically active, esterified and 125I-labelled porcine relaxin. Binding to mouse symphysial homogenates was time- and temperature-dependent. Other peptide hormones did not complete with relaxin for binding. Mouse uterine tissue displayed similar binding characteristics. Fractionated mammary tissue from 15- and 20-day-pregnant rats exhibited significant relaxin binding activity, as did homogenates of the guinea-pig public symphysis and cervix. Under the conditions used, no relaxin receptors were noted in the liver, spleen or heart from any of the species investigated. (+info)
Failure of conventional retrograde cystography to detect bladder ruptures in pelvic trauma.
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Cleidocranial dysplasia: a case report.
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