pelvic urinary tract and rectum Flashcards
bladder surfaces
superior
inferolateral (2)
inferoposterior (base)
apex of bladder
junction of inferolateral and superior surfaces
medial umbilical ligament (urachus) arises here
superior-lateral angles of bladder
point at which ureter enters bladdar
neck of bladdar
jnx of inferolateral and inferoposterior surfaces
surrounds internal urethral opening
prevesical fascial space
separates pubic rami and bladder
posterior to bladder male
rectum, ductus deferens, seminal vesicles
posterior to bladder female
cervix, upper vagina
submucsal layer of baldder
loose areolar tissue
mucous membrane of bladder
transitional epithelium
trigone
area btwn orifices of ureters superiorly and internal urethral orifice inferiorly
superior border marked by ureteric fold
inferior border marked by uvula at urethral orifice
trigonal m sympathetically innervated
arterial supply to bladder
superior vesical aa from umbilical a
middle vesicle aa (homolog of uterine a)
inferior vesicle aa
venous drainage of bladder
does not correspond w/arterial supply
into dense venous plexus around the base and neck
prostatic plexus in males
vesico-vaginal plexus in female
drains w/deep dorsal v of penis to iliac v
pelvic ureter relationships
enters pelvis by crossing iliac vessels anteriorly
male- ductus deferens cross ant to ureter
female- uterine a crosses ureter ant/sup
arterial supply to ureter
common iliac
internal iliac
middle vesicle (male)
uterine a or inferior vesicle (female)
male urethra parts
prostatic
membranous- thru UG diaphragm
cavernous/penile/spongy