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    This document contains information about pelvic anatomy from a laparoscopic perspective. It includes questions about the location of the ischial spine, parts of the pelvic autonomic nerve system, spaces near the ureter, and the relationship between the ureter and other structures. The correct answers are provided.

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    This document contains information about pelvic anatomy from a laparoscopic perspective. It includes questions about the location of the ischial spine, parts of the pelvic autonomic nerve system, spaces near the ureter, and the relationship between the ureter and other structures. The correct answers are provided.

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    Anatomyfromalaparoscopicpointofview

    Inmostwomentheischialspinecanbefound45cmdirectlyposterior
    tothefollowingstructure:

    Thesciaticnotch
    Theilioinguinalligament
    Theobturatorcanal
    Thearcustendineusfasciapelvis
    Theinguinalcanal

    Whichofthefollowingisnotapartofthepelvicautonomicnerve
    system?

    Pelvicsplanchnicnerves
    Pelvicplexus
    Middlerectalnerve
    Hypogastricnerve
    Superiorhypogastricplexus

    Pleaseselectthecorrectanswer:
    Yabukisfourthspacewasdescribedasaspacebeneaththeureterinbetweenmedialandlateral
    bladderpillars.

    Theuterinearterycrossestheureteratitspreligamentouspart.
    TheIPligamentisthefirststructurelateraltotheureteratthelevelofthepelvicbrim.
    Themuscularlayerisresponsiblefortheureteralnutritionandinnervation.


    Theureterisafixedstructureinthepelvissurroundedbyitsownfasciaandligaments.

    Pleaseselectthecorrectanswer:

    Theureterisaretroperitonealstructurewhichcannotbeseenbytransparency.
    Theabdominalureterreceivesbloodsupplymediallywhereasthepelvicureterreceivesitmedially.
    Theureterentersthebladderattheedgesofthetrigone.
    Theureterentersthebladderina90degreeangle.
    Theuretercanreachupto50cminlength.

    Pleaseselectthecorrectanswer

    Theureterliesunderneaththeinferiorhypogastricplexus.
    Theuretercrossesoverthehypogastricnerves.
    Theureterpassesovertheinferiorhypogastricplexus.
    Theuretercrossesoverthesympathetictrunk
    Theuretercrossesthesuperiorhypogastricplexus

    Inmostwomentheischialspinecanbefound45cmdirectlyposterior
    tothefollowingstructure:
    Thesciaticnotch
    Theilioinguinalligament
    Theobturatorcanal
    Thearcustendineusfasciapelvis
    Theinguinalcanal

    Whichofthefollowingisnotapartofthepelvicautonomicnerve
    system?
    Pelvicsplanchnicnerves
    Pelvicplexus
    Middlerectalnerve
    Hypogastricnerve
    Superiorhypogastricplexus

    Pleaseselectthecorrectanswer:
    Yabukisfourthspacewasdescribedasaspacebeneaththeureterinbetweenmedialandlateral
    bladderpillars.
    Theuterinearterycrossestheureteratitspreligamentouspart.
    TheIPligamentisthefirststructurelateraltotheureteratthelevelofthepelvicbrim.
    Themuscularlayerisresponsiblefortheureteralnutritionandinnervation.
    Theureterisafixedstructureinthepelvissurroundedbyitsownfasciaandligaments.

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