Sectional and imaging sagittal anatomical research in abdominal and pelvic part of a pregnant woman cadaver in third trimester

KONG Fan-Tian, DIAO Dong-Mei, WANG Xiao-Jing, JIN Chang-Zhu, LI Zhen-Beng, LIU Shu-Wei

Chinese Journal of Clinical Anatomy ›› 2013, Vol. 31 ›› Issue (2) : 150-153.

Chinese Journal of Clinical Anatomy ›› 2013, Vol. 31 ›› Issue (2) : 150-153.

Sectional and imaging sagittal anatomical research in abdominal and pelvic part of a pregnant woman cadaver in third trimester

  • KONG Fan-zhen1,ZHAO Dong-mei1,WANG Xiao-jing2,JIN Chang-zhu1,LI Zhen-ping 3,LIU Shu-wei3
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Objective  To provide sagittal sectional anatomic data for guidance in  B- ultrasound and MRI diagnosis in abdominal and pelvic parts of pregnant women in the third trimester. Method After MRI scanning in abdominal and pelvic part of a pregnant woman cadaver in third trimester, the abdominal and pelvic parts was sectioned into serial sagittal 10-millimeter thick sections with equal intervals using a dynamoelectric beltsaw. Result The anatomic structures in sagittal sectional imaging and MRI in abdominal and pelvic parts of the cadaver with full term pregnance were well displayed,and the spatial relationship of the location of the placenta and fetal main organs to the materal vertebrae in sagittal sections of the specimen and the MR images was relatively constant. Conclusion The analytic results of the MR and serial sagittal sectional images of the cadaver can provide normal and useful anatomic  guidance for B- ultrasound and MRI diagnosis in abdominal and pelvic parts of  the pregnant women in the third trimester.

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Fetus / Anatomy / Magnetic resonance imaging / Third pregnancy trimester

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KONG Fan-Tian, DIAO Dong-Mei, WANG Xiao-Jing, JIN Chang-Zhu, LI Zhen-Beng, LIU Shu-Wei. Sectional and imaging sagittal anatomical research in abdominal and pelvic part of a pregnant woman cadaver in third trimester[J]. Chinese Journal of Clinical Anatomy. 2013, 31(2): 150-153

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