Lecture 8 - The Perineum Flashcards

1
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anal triangle

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Connects from the coccyx bone to the ischial tuberosity

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2
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what is the border between the anal canal and the rectum?

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It is at the puborectalis muscle

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What controls our anal canal?

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  • We have an internal sphincter, which is smooth muscle and is controlled by both sympathetics and parasympathetics. The sympathetics keep the internal sphincter tonically closed whereas the parasympathetics open it when it is time to defecate.
  • external sphincter - skeletal muscle and under our control
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4
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Pectinate Line

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separates things that are from hindgut origin (endoderm) vs. Proctodeum derived (ectoderm)

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5
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Innervation above vs. below pectinate line

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Above: Motor is autonomic
- Sensory - visceral afferent, pressure
Below: motor it somatic (all is pudendal)
- Sensory - somatic afferent, pain, touch, temperature

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Blood supply above vs. below pectinate line

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Above: Arterial - superior rectal (inferior mesenteric)
- venous - superior rectal (portal)
Below: Arterial - inferior rectal (internal iliac)
- venous - inferior rectal (caval)

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Lymphatic Drainage above vs. below

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Above: Internal iliac nodes
Below: superficial inguinal nodes

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8
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Hemmorhoids above vs. below

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Above: internal
Below: external

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9
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Pudendal Canal

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in the perineal portion of the obturator internus muscle. Has all of the pudendal nerves and vessels in here.

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10
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Urogenital Hiatus

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Area of the levator ani that the vagina and urethra go through

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Urogenital Diaphragm (Male)
- and 3 steps to making it
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Basically it contains the deep perineal pouch and has sphincteric control of the urethra and vagina.

1) Lay down a superior layer of facia from ramus to ramus
- covers urogenital hiatus
2) lay down skeletal muscle from ramus to ramus
- sphincter urethrae and deep transverse perineal muscle
3) lay down inferior layer of fascia from ramus to ramus
- named perineal membrane

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12
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Contents of the deep perineal pouch in the male

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  • sphincter urethrae muscle
  • deep transverse perineal muscle
  • bulbourethral glands (lubricates urethra)
  • blood vessels and nerves
  • membraneous urethra
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13
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Deep perineal pouch contents (female)

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  • sphincter urethrae muscle
  • deep transverse perineal muscle
  • blood vessels and nerves
  • urethra and vagina
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14
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Construct male genitalia

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1) Attach erectile bodies to UG diaphragm
2) Deep penile fascia ( bucks fascia)
3) skeletal muscle
4) Superficial perineal fascia
5) Skin

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15
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Erectile bodies in male

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corpora cavernosa - attach to ischiopubic rami and diaphragm

corpus spongiosum - bulb of penis, attaches to the midline to the perineal membrane of the UG diaphragm

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16
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Skeletal muscle in the penis

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Ischiocavernosus - covers the cruras
bulbospongiosum - squeezes the bulb that contains the urethra to make sure that you get everything out during ejaculation and urination.
superior transverse perineal muscle - meet at the central tendon

17
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Superficial perineal pouch

- borders and contents

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Lies superficial to the deep perineal pouch. It’s borders are the perineal membrane on top and the superficial perineal fascia (colle’s fascia) on bottom.
contents - erectile bodies, skeletal muscle, fascia, blood vessels and nerves, spongy urethra

18
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Superficial perineal fascia

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scarpas –> dartos –> colle’s

19
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Urethral tears

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blood will pool in different places depending on where the tear occurs. If it is like a motorcycle accident then you can tear the urethra in the pelvis which would cause blood to pool in the pelvis area. If you tear the urethra in a strattle type injury then you are likely to tear the urethra in the spongy area and blood can pool pretty much everywhere if the buck’s fascia and colle’s fascia is torn

20
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Erectile bodies in female

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  • vestibular bulb - equivalent to the bulb of the penis?
  • greater vestibular gland - equivalent to the bulbourethral gland. Will secrete liquid into the vestibule.
  • crura of clitoris
21
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Skeletal muscle in superficial perineal pouch (female)

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bulbospongeosus - compresses the vaginal opening
ischiocavernosus
superficial trasverse perineal muscle

22
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Contents of superficial perineal pouch in female

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  • erectile bodies
  • skeletal muscle
  • fascia
  • blood vessels and nerves
  • urethra and vagina (really this splits the pouch in half)
  • greater vestibular gland
23
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perineal body

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This is the central tendon of the perineum. Attached to it is the levator ani (pelvic diaphragm) as well as the external anal sphincter, bulbospongiosus, superficial transverse perineal muscles, fibers from the external urinary sphincter, deep transverse perineal muscle

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Blood supply and nerve supply to the perineum

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Internal Pudendal artery
pudendal nerve (somatic) (S2, S3, S4)
Sympathetics - preganglionics from L1-L2, postganglionics from sacral paraverterbal ganglia
parasympathetics - preganglionics from pelvic splanchnic nerves (S2, S3, S4) and postganglionics from caverous nerves

25
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Venous drainage of pernieum

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perineum - internal pudendal vein

erectile bodies - deep dorsal vein

26
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Urogenital Triangle

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Connects from pubic symphasis to the ischial tuberosity

27
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Branches of the pudendal nerve

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Inferior rectal - motor to external anal sphincter and levator ani
- sensory to ischioanal fossa
Dorsal nerve - sensory to the clitoris and dorsum of penis
perineal nerve - motor and sensory to all structures in the superficial and deep perineal pouches as well as some skin