Lecture 9: Pelvis and Perineum Flashcards
What two muscles line the lateral wall of the true pelvis
- obturator
2. piriformis
Unstable pelvic fractures (3)
- straddle
- open book
- vertical shear
Stable pelvic fractures
- transverse fracture of the sacrum
- fracture of the iliac wing
- fracture of the ipsilateral inferior and superior pubic rami
2 muscles the form the pelvic floor
- levator ani
a. pubococcygeus
b. iliococcygeus
c. puborectalis - coccygeus muscles
3 muscles that form the elevator ani
- puboccygeus
- iliococygeus
- puborectalis
Nerve roots obturator internis
- L5-S1
obturator nerve
Nerve roots piriformis
- S1-S2
Nerve roots levator ani
- S3-S4
perineal nerve
Nerve roots Cocygeus
- S4-S5
Function of pelvic diaphragm (2)
- support structure for pelvic viscera
2. supports closure of rectum and vagina
Factors of stress incontinence in women
- weakening of levator ani
- weakening of external urethral sphincter
- wearing pubovesicular ligaments
- weakening pubovesicular fascia
Tx stress incontinence in women
Keggle exercises
Lumbar splanchnic roots
- T10-L2
Sacral Splanchnic roots
- L1-L3
Pelvic Plexus nerve roots
S2-S4
Pudential Nerve roots
S2-S4
lumbar splanchnic innervation
PARASYMPATHETIC
Hind gut, pelvic floor
Sacral Splanchnic innervation
PARASYMPATHETIC
synapses in plexus
Pelvic Splanchnic
SYMPATHETIC
Hind gut, pelvic reproductive viscera
Pudential nerve
somatic
skin, skeletal muscle of pelvic diaphragm and perineum
3 components pelvic viscera
- Distal GI
- Distal urinary
- male and female reproductive tracts
Female Rectal Continence components (3)
- internal and external sphincter
- anorectal flexure
- pelvic diaphragm