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buttocks
(redirected from Gluteal region)

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buttocks [′bəd·əks]
(anatomy)
The two fleshy parts of the body posterior to the hip joints.
(engineering)
buttock lines
(naval architecture)
The convex part of the stern end of a ship above the water line. Also known as counter.
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During exploration, a large abscess was noted over the gluteal region extending down to the lateral aspect of the thigh.
Lower limb necrotizing fasciitis by Ma Wai Kit; Lee, Fung Yee Janet; Wong Kwok Chuen; Yiu, Ying Chang Raymond; Li, Chak Man Jimmy / Applied Radiology
At times, pain in the lower back and gluteal region suggests sciatica and it does not suggest the root of the pain but just denotes a group of symptoms.
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Ten days after the third chemotherapy treatment, he was admitted to the emergency room with high body temperature and pain at the gluteal region.
Lung cancer metastasis mimicking gluteal abscess by Demirkazik, Ahmet / Southern Medical Journal
 
 
 
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