PELVIOMETRIC PARAMETERS OF FEMALE PELVIS DEPENDING ON AGE

Abstract

The aim of the study is to determine the morphometric parameters of the female pelvis depending on age. The study showedd that the most deviations are observed in the indicators of pelvic height, true conjugate and oblique diameters (respectively: 25.5 sm > X> 18.0 sm; 12.5 sm > X> 7.3 sm; 13, 2 sm > X> 7.8 sm). The least variability is the transverse diameter of the small pelvis entrance (12.9> sm X> 9.6 sm); refers to the straight diameter of the narrow part of the small pelvis (11.4 sm > X> 7.9 sm) and the transverse dimension of that part. According to the results of osteometry, pelvic height and transverse parameters predominate in the I adult group. However, due to a slight decrease in the variability of the diagonal diameter (13.3 sm > X> 8.3 sm), an increase in the variability of the diagonal conjugate (14.0 sm > X> 7.7 sm) is noticeable, has non-variance values, although the average values ​​of all parameters were higher than in the 16-20 age groups. The most variable noticed in II adult group, pelvic height was 26.5 sm > X> 16.9 sm; S = 2.12, intercrest distance 30.0 sm > X> 22.0 sm; S = 2.26, and diagonal conjugate. 13.8 sm > X> 7.8 sm; S = 1.49.