Pubic
Pubic refers to the area of the body in the vicinity of the pubis, which is the anterior part of the pelvic girdle. This area is significant in the field of medicine and anatomy due to its involvement in various biological functions and medical conditions.
Anatomy[edit | edit source]
The pubic area is located in the lower region of the trunk of the human body. It is situated above the genitalia and below the navel. The pubic region houses the pubic bone, which is a significant part of the pelvic girdle. The pubic bone is further divided into three parts: the pubic symphysis, the pubic tubercle, and the superior pubic ramus and inferior pubic ramus.
Biological Functions[edit | edit source]
The pubic area plays a crucial role in various biological functions. It provides protection to the internal reproductive organs. In females, the pubic area also plays a significant role during childbirth. The pubic hair that grows in this region after puberty also serves protective functions.
Medical Significance[edit | edit source]
The pubic area is often involved in various medical conditions. These include pubic lice infestation, pubic hair disorders, and pelvic inflammatory disease. The pubic area is also a common site for certain surgical procedures, such as cesarean section and hernia repair.
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