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CADE Block 4 > Pelvic Neurovasculature > Flashcards

Pelvic Neurovasculature Flashcards

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Categories of pelvic fascia

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Membranous

Endopelvic

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Tendinous arch only in males

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Puboprastatic

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Fascia located between parietal & visceral membranous layers of pelvic fascia

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Endopelvic fascia (“packing material”)

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Function of sympathetics in pelvis

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Vasoconstriction

Inhibit peristalsis of rectum

Constrict involuntary sphincters (internal anal, internal urethral)

Normal tone of internal sphincters

Stimulates contraction of internal genital organs (ejaculation)

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Function of parasympathetics in pelvis

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Increase peristalsis (contraction of rectum)

Inhibits constriction of involuntary sphincters

Stimulates contraction of detrussor muscle (bladder)

Erection

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Superior hypogastric plexus composition

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Pre- & Post-ganglionic sympathetics (mostly pre)

Visceral afferents

No parasympathetics

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Inferior hypogastric plexuses composition

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Pre- and Post-ganglionic sympathetics (mostly post)

Pre-ganglionic parasympathetics

Visceral afferents

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Plexuses of the lesser pelvis in males and females:

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Males: prostatic, vesical, rectal

Female: vesical, uterovaginal, rectal

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Components of plexuses in the lesser pelvis

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Post-ganglionic sympathetics

Pre-ganglionic parasympathetics

Visceral afferents

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Pelvic splanchnics supply:

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Supply all pelvic viscera

Supply erectile tissue of perineum

Supply abdominal viscera supplied by IMA

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Visceral pain referred to: (covered in peritoneum and subperitoneal)

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Covered in peritoneum: Travel retrograde with sympathetics retrograde to T11-L1

Subperitoneal: Travel retrograde with parasympathetics to dorsal root ganglia S2,3,4

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Visceral reflex travels:

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Retrograde with parasympathetics to dorsal root ganglia S2,3,4

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Inferior and superior division of vaginal innervation

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Inferior 1/4 is somatic, superior 3/4 is visceral

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Plexus of superior vagina and uterus

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Uterovaginal plexus

CADE Block 4 (10 decks)

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