The pelvis is a basin-shaped bony cavity that forms a ring between the vertebral column and lower limbs. It is anatomically divided into the false pelvis, formed by the iliac portions above the iliac crest whose only function is supporting an enlarged uterus during pregnancy, and the true pelvis, which forms the canal through which the fetus passes and is of chief concern to obstetricians as it is shallow in front and formed by the symphysis pubis.
The pelvis is a basin-shaped bony cavity that forms a ring between the vertebral column and lower limbs. It is anatomically divided into the false pelvis, formed by the iliac portions above the iliac crest whose only function is supporting an enlarged uterus during pregnancy, and the true pelvis, which forms the canal through which the fetus passes and is of chief concern to obstetricians as it is shallow in front and formed by the symphysis pubis.
The pelvis is a basin-shaped bony cavity that forms a ring between the vertebral column and lower limbs. It is anatomically divided into the false pelvis, formed by the iliac portions above the iliac crest whose only function is supporting an enlarged uterus during pregnancy, and the true pelvis, which forms the canal through which the fetus passes and is of chief concern to obstetricians as it is shallow in front and formed by the symphysis pubis.
bony cavity, is a bony ring between the movable vertebrae of the vertebral column which it supports and the lower limbs rests on it. DC. DUTTA’S The pelvis is anatomically divided into false pelvis and a true pelvis False pelvis: It is formed by the iliac portions of the innominate bone and is limited above the iliac crest. Its only function is support the enlarged uterus during pregnancy. True pelvis: The part of pelvis chiefly concern to the obstetricians, as it forms the canal through which the fetus has to pass. It shallow in front and formed by symphysis pubis. For descriptive purpose, it is divided into inlet, cavity and outlet