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Poisson‑Effect–Driven Systemic Lamination of the Retroperitoneal Fascia: Evidence from Renal Agenesis and a Week‑20 Mechanical Transition

2026-08-11

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For decades, the prevailing interpretation originating from Tobin (1944) and solidified by Benjamin and Tobin (1951) has held that the renal fascia does not form in the absence of the kidney. This assumption, initially based on foundational specimens lacking both the kidney and adrenal gland, has shaped modern anatomical and surgical understanding but has never been tested through systematic imaging. In this study...

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Literature Corpus work: c0455845-692a-5a6f-81c1-2b1c492d50cb
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202603.1933.v11

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