Novament: Water Under The Bridge Ureter

Water Under The Bridge Ureter

Ureter가 artery의 뒤쪽을 지난다 여성의 경우 ureter는 uterine artery의 뒤를 지나고. The ureters are crossed by gonadal testicular or ovarian vessels the so called bridge over water.

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Approximately 2cm superior to the ischial spine the ureters run underneath the uterine artery.

Water under the bridge ureter. Water under the bridge means in females the ureters pass through the mesometrium and under the uterine arteries on the way to the urinary bladder. An effective phrase for remembering this anatomical relationship is water ureters under the bridge uterine arteries or vas deferens.

Bridge under the water 후복막벽을 타고 내려온 ureter가 uterine artery와 겹치는 부분에서 자세히 보면. The ureters then gain access to the pelvis by crossing over anterior to the external iliac artery and vein medial to the gonadal vessels and lateral to the internal iliac vessels. Water under the bridge relation of the ureter to the uterine arteries each ureter carrying water runs under the uterine artery.

This is clinically important as damaging the ureter is a potential complication of pelvic surgery. The gaining access to the bladder. Behind the ureter the genitofemoral nerve or its genital and femoral branches runs on top of the psoas.

Water under the bridge. Midway from the kidney to the pelvic inlet the gonadal artery and vein cross over the ureter water under the bridge. During a hysterectomy where the uterus and uterine artery are removed the ureter is in danger of being accidentally damaged.

Report it has happened in many an operating room. During resection of the uterus this unfortunate mistake is made by surgeons. They usually forget this basic anatomical relationship and cut this important structure with a lumen.

The relationship between the two can be remembered using the phrase water under the bridge. On the left side the sigmoid arteries and veins embedded in the sigmoid mesocolon run in front of the ureter towards the sigmoid colon.

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