Folia morphologica · 2024
The morphological variability of the pelvic girdle muscles: a potential trap during ultrasound.
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Pośnik Marta, Zielinska Nicol, Ruzik Kacper, Olewnik Łukasz
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BACKGROUND: The muscles present in the pelvic girdle compartment demonstrate clinically significant anatomical variation regarding both their site of attachment and additions, such as accessory heads, muscles, or tendinous slips. Many of those variations might be considered potential traps during ultrasound examination, which may result in misdiagnosis. The aim of this study was to raise awareness of such a possibility.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: A comprehensive search for morphological variations was performed in PubMed and NIH. Relevant papers were listed, and citation tracking was accomplished.
RESULTS: Although several anatomical variations of pelvic girdle muscles have been presented, few studies have examined their relevance in ultrasound imaging.
CONCLUSIONS: The morphological variability of the pelvic girdle muscles does not vary from such incidence in other regions of the human body; however, further ultrasound studies are needed of the numerous morphological variants that can be found in this region.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: A comprehensive search for morphological variations was performed in PubMed and NIH. Relevant papers were listed, and citation tracking was accomplished.
RESULTS: Although several anatomical variations of pelvic girdle muscles have been presented, few studies have examined their relevance in ultrasound imaging.
CONCLUSIONS: The morphological variability of the pelvic girdle muscles does not vary from such incidence in other regions of the human body; however, further ultrasound studies are needed of the numerous morphological variants that can be found in this region.