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Qué (quién) es PELVIC - definición

MEDICAL CONDITION
Pelvic floor muscle disorder; Pelvic Floor Muscle Disorder; Postpartum pelvic floor dysfunction; Pelvic floor relaxation; Pelvic Floor Disorders; Pelvic floor disorder
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  • A ''cystocele'' is when the wall between the bladder and the vagina weakens.<ref name="creativecommons.org"/>
  • Uterine prolapse]]
  • Uterine prolapse

pelvic         
  • Male perineum]]
  • Male perineum
  • Anterior hip muscles
  • The pelvic girdle of the dinosaur ''[[Falcarius utahensis]]''
  • Anatomical drawing of the female pelvis
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  • 180px
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  • Coronal section through pubic symphysis
  • Intrinsic back muscles
  • The same human pelvis, front imaged by [[x-ray]] (top), [[magnetic resonance imaging]] (middle), and 3-dimensional [[computed tomography]] (bottom)
  • Posterior hip muscles
  • Posterior hip muscles
LOWER PART OF THE TRUNK OF THE HUMAN BODY BETWEEN THE ABDOMEN AND THE THIGHS (SOMETIMES ALSO CALLED PELVIC REGION OF THE TRUNK
Pelvic girdle; Pelvic; Ischial; Pelvic girdles; Human pelvis; Pelvic inclination; Pelvic inclination angle; Human Pelvis; Human pelvic girdle; Pelvises; Pelvis skeleton; Bony pelvis; Pelvic structure; Articulationes cinguli membri inferioris; Joints of pelvic girdle; Female pelvis; Pelvic region of the spine; Lower torso; Pelvic region; Pelvic skeleton; Pelvic skeletons; Lower body; Lower bodies; Joints of the pelvic girdle; Evolution of the pelvis; Lower Body; Evolution of the human pelvis; Hip girdle
¦ adjective relating to the pelvis.
pelvic         
  • Male perineum]]
  • Male perineum
  • Anterior hip muscles
  • The pelvic girdle of the dinosaur ''[[Falcarius utahensis]]''
  • Anatomical drawing of the female pelvis
  • 180px
  • 180px
  • 180px
  • Coronal section through pubic symphysis
  • Intrinsic back muscles
  • The same human pelvis, front imaged by [[x-ray]] (top), [[magnetic resonance imaging]] (middle), and 3-dimensional [[computed tomography]] (bottom)
  • Posterior hip muscles
  • Posterior hip muscles
LOWER PART OF THE TRUNK OF THE HUMAN BODY BETWEEN THE ABDOMEN AND THE THIGHS (SOMETIMES ALSO CALLED PELVIC REGION OF THE TRUNK
Pelvic girdle; Pelvic; Ischial; Pelvic girdles; Human pelvis; Pelvic inclination; Pelvic inclination angle; Human Pelvis; Human pelvic girdle; Pelvises; Pelvis skeleton; Bony pelvis; Pelvic structure; Articulationes cinguli membri inferioris; Joints of pelvic girdle; Female pelvis; Pelvic region of the spine; Lower torso; Pelvic region; Pelvic skeleton; Pelvic skeletons; Lower body; Lower bodies; Joints of the pelvic girdle; Evolution of the pelvis; Lower Body; Evolution of the human pelvis; Hip girdle
Pelvic means near or relating to your pelvis.
ADJ: ADJ n
Pelvic         
  • Male perineum]]
  • Male perineum
  • Anterior hip muscles
  • The pelvic girdle of the dinosaur ''[[Falcarius utahensis]]''
  • Anatomical drawing of the female pelvis
  • 180px
  • 180px
  • 180px
  • Coronal section through pubic symphysis
  • Intrinsic back muscles
  • The same human pelvis, front imaged by [[x-ray]] (top), [[magnetic resonance imaging]] (middle), and 3-dimensional [[computed tomography]] (bottom)
  • Posterior hip muscles
  • Posterior hip muscles
LOWER PART OF THE TRUNK OF THE HUMAN BODY BETWEEN THE ABDOMEN AND THE THIGHS (SOMETIMES ALSO CALLED PELVIC REGION OF THE TRUNK
Pelvic girdle; Pelvic; Ischial; Pelvic girdles; Human pelvis; Pelvic inclination; Pelvic inclination angle; Human Pelvis; Human pelvic girdle; Pelvises; Pelvis skeleton; Bony pelvis; Pelvic structure; Articulationes cinguli membri inferioris; Joints of pelvic girdle; Female pelvis; Pelvic region of the spine; Lower torso; Pelvic region; Pelvic skeleton; Pelvic skeletons; Lower body; Lower bodies; Joints of the pelvic girdle; Evolution of the pelvis; Lower Body; Evolution of the human pelvis; Hip girdle
·adj Of, pertaining to, or in the region of, the pelvis; as, pelvic cellulitis.

Wikipedia

Pelvic floor dysfunction

Pelvic floor dysfunction is a term used for a variety of disorders that occur when pelvic floor muscles and ligaments are impaired. The condition affects up to 50 percent of women who have given birth. Although this condition predominantly affects women, up to 16 percent of men are affected as well. Symptoms can include pelvic pain, pressure, pain during sex, urinary incontinence (UI), overactive bladder, bowel incontinence, incomplete emptying of feces, constipation, myofascial pelvic pain and pelvic organ prolapse. When pelvic organ prolapse occurs, there may be visible organ protrusion or a lump felt in the vagina or anus.

Common treatments for pelvic floor dysfunction are surgery, medication, physical therapy and lifestyle modifications.

The term "pelvic floor dysfunction" has been criticized since it does not represent a particular pelvic floor disorder. It has therefore been recommended that the term not be used in medical literature without additional clarification.

Ejemplos de uso de PELVIC
1. I felt the forceps grind against my pelvic bones.
2. Drugs for erectile dysfunction are restricted to men with diabetes, MS, Parkinson‘s, polio, prostate cancer, prostatectomy, radical pelvic surgery, kidney failure, severe pelvic injury, single gene neurological disease, spinal cord injury and spina bifida.
3. But left untreated, it can develop into serious illnesses such as pelvic inflammatory disease.
4. It can involve operations in the stomach or the pelvic cavity.
5. Pull tightly up through your abdominals, pelvic floor and bottom to provide internal stability.