1955
DOI: 10.1055/s-0029-1212714
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Der ungleiche Symphysenstand Ein wichtiges Symptom der Beckenringlockerung

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“…In our study we noted that exact measurements of the symphyseal gap was not an easy task to accomplish on the x-ray films because this gap was sometimes highly irregular. This observation has also been reported by Kamieth and Rein hardt [10]. Since the radiogram is summatory in nature, the symphyseal gap can also be perceived falsely narrow if the x-ray beams do not hit the symphyseal gap parallel to the surfaces of the pubic bones ( fig.…”
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“…In our study we noted that exact measurements of the symphyseal gap was not an easy task to accomplish on the x-ray films because this gap was sometimes highly irregular. This observation has also been reported by Kamieth and Rein hardt [10]. Since the radiogram is summatory in nature, the symphyseal gap can also be perceived falsely narrow if the x-ray beams do not hit the symphyseal gap parallel to the surfaces of the pubic bones ( fig.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 78%
“…Patient 14 had an extremely irregular symphysis. As reported by Kamieth and Reinhardt [10], the shape of the symphyseal gap may differ greatly.…”
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confidence: 65%
“…The etiology of pelvic pain in pregnancy is unclear. Mechanical (pelvic instability, sacral angle ±55 degrees) (5)(6)(7)(8), traumatic (9), degenerative (10), enzymatic (hyaluronidase) (9,11), hormonal (relaxin) (12) and metabolic (calcium changes) (13) factors have been suggested. In a Norwegian study comprising members of the Association for Women with Pelvic Girdle Relaxation, MacLennan et al reported an association between symptomgiving pelvic girdle relaxation and developmental dysplasia of the hip, and suggested a genetic susceptibility to joint dysfunction in both mother and fetus (14).…”
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“…The pain has been attributed to pelvic in-Abbreviation: BW: birth weight. stability (15)(16)(17), enzymatic (hyaluronidase) (1 8, 19), hormonal (relaxin) (19,20), metabolic (calcium) (21), traumatic (18) and degenerative (22) factors. However, there is no convincing evidence of an association between pelvic pain and hypermobility in the pelvic joints, the symphysis pubis included (23)(24)(25), nor of an association between serum relaxin levels and pelvic pain (26).…”
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