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Anatomie régionale du pelvis féminin

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IRM du pelvis de l’homme et de la femme

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Structurellement, le pelvis de la femme rassemble des organes qui se répartissent selon trois catégories: un cadre ostéo-articulaire solide et élastique, les viscères de trois appareils, et des paquets vasculonerveux.

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Le Blanche, A. (2014). Anatomie régionale du pelvis féminin. In: IRM du pelvis de l’homme et de la femme. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-8178-0428-6_1

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