GA-Pelvic vessels, Nerves lymph Flashcards
what arteries branch off of the anterior division of the internal iliac? (8)
umbilical/superior vesicular a inferior vesicular a middle rectal a obturator a internal pudendal a inferior gluteal a uterine a vaginal a
what arteries branch off the posterior division of the internal iliac? (3)
lateral sacral a
iliolumbar a
superior gluteal a.
what does the umbilical/superior vesicular artery supply?
umbilical obliterates
superior vesicular does bladder
what does the inferior vesicular artery supply?
bladder
ureter
seminal vesicle
prostate
what does the middle rectal artery supply?
rectum, prostate, seminal vesicle in males
rectum and vagina in females
what does the obturator artery supply?
pelvic muscles, head of femur, medial thigh
what does the internal pudendal a supply?
all perineal structures
what does the inferior gluteal a supply?
piriformis, pelvic diaphragm, gluteus maximus, sciatic nerve
what does the uterine artery supply? what does it anastomose with?
uterus, superior vagina, ligaments of uterus
with ovarian a
what does the vaginal a supply?
anterior and posterior vagina
what does the lateral sacral artery supply?
piriformis, enters anterior sacral foramina and supplies structures of sacral canal –> posterior sacral foramina to erector spinae muscles
what does the iliolumbar artery supply?
psoas major, iliacus, quadratus lumborum, cauda equina, vertebral canal
what does the superior gluteal a supply?
gluteus medius, minimus and tensor fascia lata
What supplies the bladder?
superior/inferior vesicular
what supplies the ureter?
inferior vesicular
what supplies the rectum?
superior, middle, inferior rectal
what supplies the uterus?
uterine a
what supplies the vagina?
uterine a, middle rectal, vaginal
What supplies the seminal vesicle?
inferior vesicular, rectal
what supplies the prostate?
inferior vesicular, rectal
what is the significance of the lateral sacral veins?
they anastomose with the internal vertebral plexus as a collateral pathway to the IVC
what is important about pelvic veins?
they have no valves so its an easy pathway for metastatic cancer in pelvic organs
what is the pathway of lymphatic drainage?
sacral nodes –> internal or common iliac nodes
internal and external iliac –> common iliac nodes –> lumbar nodes
what spinal level is the sciatic nerve? what does it innervate? what muscle can compress it?
L4-S3
posterior thigh
piriformis
what spinal level is the pudendal nerve? what does it innervate?
S2-S4
perineal structures
what spinal level is the superior gluteal nerve? what does it innervate?
L4-S1
glute med, glut min
what doe the inferior gluteal n innervate? spinal level?
L4-S2
glute max
what is the coccygeal plexus? what does it innervate? what nerve does it give rise to/
anterior rami of S4-S5-Co
innervates pelvic floor muscles
gives rise to anococcygeal n that supplies skin between tip of coccyx and anus
what is the pathway of sympathetic innervation in the pelvis?
L3-L5 lumbar splanchnic nerves –> superior hypogastric plexus –> hypogastric nerve –> inferior hypogastric plexus –> prostate, vesicle, uterus, vagina, rectum
what is the pathway of parasympathetic innervation in the pelvis?
S2-S4 pelvic splanchnic nerves –> inferior hypogastric plexus –> prostate, vesicle, vag/uterus, rectum
what are pelvic nerve plexuses?
branches from the inferior hypogastric plexus that forms sub plexus on its organ
what can causes sciatic nerve issues? symptoms?
herniated disc/piriformis compression
pain in posterior thigh
weakness in hamstrings and calves
what can cause injury to the superior gluteal nerve? symptoms?
shit intramuscular injection in wrong region
causes trendelenburg thing
what causes injury to inferior gluteal nerve? sx?
posterior hip dislocation
difficulty climbing stairs or extending hip
what causes injury to the pudendal nerve? sx?
stretch during childbirth
decreased sensation in perineum and genital area, fecal or urinary incontinence
blocked with local anethstetic during childbirth
what must you be cautious of during a hysterectomy?
the uterine artery runs posterior to the ureters, gotta be careful not to clamp em or cut em off