[ANAT] BLADDER Flashcards
embryological origin of bladder
endodermal
embryological origin of trigone
mesodermal
position of bladder in adults
pelvic
abdominal when full
position of bladder in children
abdominal
when does bladder sink to pelvis
puberty
capacity
300-500ml
apex relation
behind symphsis pubis
apex is connected to ant abdominal wall by
median umbilical ligament
median umbilical ligament arises from
obliterated urachus
base relations in males (3)
1-ampulla of vas
2-seminal vesicles
⤷separate base from rectum
3-recto-vesical pouch
base relations in female
vagina & cervix
surface covered by peritoneum
superior
surface devoid of peritoneum
inferolateral surfaces
superior surface relations in males
sigmoid colon
loops of ileum
superior surface relations in females
1-uterus
2-loops of ileum in utero-vesical pouch
inferolateral surface relations
1-obturator internus
2-levator ani
bladder is separated from obturator internus & levator ani by
retropubic fat
neck relation in male
1-behind symphysis pubis
2-rests on prostate base
neck is continuous w/
urethra
neck is pierced by
internal urethral meatus
neck relations in female
behind symphysis pubis