Category: I

A locus of equal pressure. When pressures are unequal, fluids and gases will flow from a high- to a low-pressure region. A nucleus having an equivalent atomic mass but distinct atomic identity.    

Concerning the ischium and sacrum.  

To the ischium and pubes.  

Inflammation of the tuberosity of the ischium  

Surgical division of the ascending ramus of the pubes and the ischiopubic ramus.  

A muscle extending from the ischium to the penis or clitoris and assisting in their erection.  

To that part of the capsule of the hip joint that is connected with the ischium.  

The suppression of perspiration.  

A rare neuromuscular disorder in which continuous signaling of muscle groups by peripheral nerves results in fasciculations, stiffness, and dysarthria. It can be treated with antiepileptic drugs.  

A device used to flush or wash a part or cavity with fluids.