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Netter, Frank H.; Machado, Carlos A.G.

doi:10.1016/b978-1-4160-5987-5.50004-8

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“…Ovarian function is a very important factor in fertility, and it is known that the lower the ovarian function, the lower the egg quality [ 13 ]. The main blood supply to the ovary comes from the ovarian arteries, which originate directly from the abdominal aorta [ 14 ]. The ovarian artery enters the pelvis through the infundibulopelvic ligament near the pelvic brim and then passes inferiorly and medially between the two layers of the broad ligament, reaching the ovary via the mesovarium and passing through the ovarian hilum to give rise to multiple spiral branches.…”

Section: Ovarian Blood Flowmentioning

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“…The blood supply to the uterus comes mainly from the uterine artery, which arises from the anterior division of the internal iliac artery [ 14 ]. It runs medially in the pelvis inside the base of the broad ligament, and within the broad ligament, the uterine arteries are divided into descending and ascending portions.…”

Section: Uterine Blood Flowmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Straight branches are the basal arteries that supply the basal layer of the endometrium. The coiled branches are spiral arteries that cross the endometrium and supply the functional layer [ 14 ].…”

Section: Endometrial Blood Flowmentioning

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Doppler ultrasound investigation of female infertility

2023

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This study reviewed recent advances in the use of Doppler ultrasonography for the management and prediction of female infertility outcomes of assisted reproductive technology (ART). Color or power Doppler and three-dimensional power Doppler ultrasound can be used to measure vessels near the ovaries, uterus, and endometrium to assess blood flow. Increased blood flow and reduced resistance to the ovaries, uterus, and endometrium are associated with improved pregnancy outcomes, and their measurement has been suggested as a key factor in ART procedural outcomes.Perifollicular vascularity indices can help predict oocyte quality and maturity. Likewise, endometrial and uterine vascularity could be associated with endometrial receptivity and may assist with embryo transfer timing and pregnancy outcome predictions. With the advancement of Doppler ultrasound technology, this highly potent examination will be used more widely in routine clinical settings for the treatment of female infertility.

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Section: Ovarian Blood Flowmentioning

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Section: Uterine Blood Flowmentioning

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Doppler ultrasound investigation of female infertility

2023

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“…Its superiority as a teaching and learning tool however is only as formidable as the anatomy is demonstratable. While standard anatomy atlases, videos and software applications provide outstanding productions constructed from dissected material (Netter 3D, 2018;Netter, 2019;Agur & Dalley, 2020;Acland, 2022;Anatomy.TV, 2022), the everyday anatomy laboratory is an undependable space where clear demonstration of anatomy is influenced by the adeptness of the dissector, the dissection technique and exposure, the status of the donor, the tools used for visualization, and the learners point of view.…”

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Reconsidering laboratory‐based anatomy within the backdrop of digital transformation: Bringing an old practice into a new world

Lachman

Pawlina

2022

Anatomical Sciences Ed

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“…1 Lymphatic drainage from the scrotum, perineum, escutcheon, and skin of the penis drain into the superficial inguinal lymph nodes. 5 Little is known, however, about the exact disruption of lymphatic drainage in AABP. Despite the rates of postoperative scrotal lymphedema and lymphedema representing a risk for AABP, few options are available for treatment or prevention, and very little data exist on the role of lymphatic evaluation in this patient population.…”

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Lymphatic Mapping in the Repair of Adult-acquired Buried Penis: Proof of Concept

Marantidis,

Song,

Venkatesan

et al. 2023

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Global Open

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Summary: Adult-acquired buried penis (AABP) is an acquired clinical entity where a normal sized phallus is concealed by prepubic skin, fat, or subcutaneous tissue, often caused by obesity, lymphedema, or trauma. Surgical repair is the standard of care in management of AABP; however, up to 60% of patients have developed bothersome genital lymphedema postoperatively. Despite the rates of postoperative scrotal lymphedema, and lymphedema itself representing a risk for AABP, very little data exist on the role of lymphatic evaluation in this patient population. We present the previously unreported use of indocyanine green (ICG) for lymphatic mapping as an adjunct to buried penis repair. Using 0.1 mL 25 mg per mL of indocyanine green and SPY Portable Handled Imaging, lymph mapping is performed, identifying lymph channels that seem obstructed as possible targets for lymphovenous bypass. In addition, lymph mapping can be used as an adjunct to surgical resection so as to not disrupt the intact channels, reducing the risk of postoperative lymphedema. Through this article, we offer emerging clinical insight into the possible use of lymphovenous bypass, particularly in patients with AABP due to lymphedema or those who experience lymphedema as a complication of AABP repair.

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About the Artists

Cited by 8 publications

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Doppler ultrasound investigation of female infertility

Doppler ultrasound investigation of female infertility

Reconsidering laboratory‐based anatomy within the backdrop of digital transformation: Bringing an old practice into a new world

Lymphatic Mapping in the Repair of Adult-acquired Buried Penis: Proof of Concept

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