There are few cases described in the fossa
navicularis (3).
Office cystoscopy demonstrated an 8-10-French stricture in the fossa
navicularis requiring a urethral meatotomy.
Of these 13 patients, the location of the strictures was bulbar urethra in 5 (38%), mid to proximal penile urethra in 2 (15%), and meatus or fossa
navicularis in 8 (62%) (Table 2).
Outcomes of urethral calculi patients in an endemic region and an undiagnosed primary fossa
navicularis calculus.
For example, a midline well marginated osseous defect within the clivus filled with lymphoid tissue has been described as a fossa
navicularis magna.
navicularis portuguese populations have a high ecological value, as they successfully occupy dry sandy soils with poor nutrient availability and, therefore, actively contribute for soil retention, nutrient and water cycle regulation in places and conditions where few species succeed (Neto & al., 2004).
Amaranthaceae Uput lengra 2 Alocasia
navicularis Araceae Dudh kochu (K.Koch & C.
Es mas, la figura del navicularius podia coincidir tambien con la del negotiator como es el caso de alguno constatado epigraficamente como negotians vinarius et
navicularis (CIL VI, 9682).
navicularis by Hardy and Stevenson (2000b) and Payer (1857), Gibasis is Based on G.
Posterior Not Retrograde (1) urethra 37 specified manipulation and (68.5) litholapaxy32 Anterior (59.2) urethra 9 External (16.6) urethrotomy 6 Fossa (11.1)
navicularis 6 Meatotomy and (11.1) forceps extraction Bulbous 7 (13) urethra 2 (3.7) Sharfi (5) Anterior Not Endoscopically urethra 10 specified push-back and (29.4) litholapaxy 12 Posterior (35.3) urethra 20 Retrograde (58.8) manipulation and Fossa litholapaxy 9
navicularis 4 (26.4) (11.7) Retrograde manipulation and open cystolithotomy 5 (14.7) External urethrotomy 7 (20.5) El-Sherif and Anterior 12 Intraurethral 2% El-Hafi (6) urethra 10 lidocaine jelly (55.5) instillation for Posterior spontaneous urethra 7 passage (38.8) Fossa
navicularis 1(5.7) Al-Ansari et Posterior 25 SWL 62 (100) al.
minutissima (Cyperaceae) (Diego-Perez y Gonzalez-Elizondo, en prensa); Paepalanthus lamarckii (Eriocaulaceae) (Espejo y Lopez-Ferrari, en prensa); Xyris
navicularis y X.
Only free nerve endings were observed in the fossa
navicularis. A sparsity of nerve endings occurred in the vagina, as compared with the region of the fourchette, fossa
navicularis, and hymeneal ring.