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[Development and topography of the ganglion pelvinum in the gerbil].

In the gerbil the nerve cells of the plexus pelvinus are concentrated on each side in a solid glanglion pelvinum. This deviates essentially from the pattern in man and the domestic animals where these cells are scattered all over the plexus pelvinus. The large ganglion pelvinum is connected craniodorsally with the nervus hypogastricus and dorsally with the nervi pelvini (from the first 2 or 3 sacral nerves and the last lumbar nerve). The apertura pelvis cranialis appears long and very oblique and, therefore, in the gerbil the ganglion pelvinum is located on each side cranially to the corpus ossis pubis and can be reached by a ventral laparotomy.