Pelvis Flashcards
What are contents of male superficial pouch of perineum
bulbospongiosus m ischiocavernosus m superficial transverse perineal m perineal body (central tendon) Penis section anus external anal sphincter m Crura of penis corpora cavernosa of penis (surrounds deep arteries) bulb of penis corpus spongiosum (surrounds urethra) Perineal membrane (separates superficial and deep pouches and is comprised of superficial fascia of UGD)
What are the contents of female superficial pouch of perineum
bulbospongiosus m ischiocavernosus m superficial transverse perineal m perineal body (central tendon) Vestibule of vagina anus external anal sphincter m crura of clitorus corpora cavernosa of clitorus clitorus bulb of vestibule greater vestibular gland (bartholin's) lesser vestibular gland perineal membrane (separates superficial and deep pouches and is comprised of superficial fascia of UGD)
What are contents of male deep pouch of perineum (UGD)
perineal membrane dorsal n of penis perineal vessels bulbourethral gland (cowper's) external urethral sphincter m deep transverse preineal m
what are contents of female deep pouch of perineum (UGD)
perineal membrane dorsal n of clitorus perineal vessels external urethral sphincter m urethrovaginal sphincter m deep transverse perineal m
What attaches to the central tendon
fibromuscular tissue that is larger in females
fascia attaching: - colle's fascia - perineal membrane - deep perineal fascia muscles attaching: - superficial/deep transverse perineal mm - bulbospongiosus m - external anal sphincter m portion of levator ani m
Lymph of anal canal above the pectinate line drains to
internal iliac nodes
lymph of anal canal below the pectinate line drains to
superficial inguinal nodes
Lymph of superior part of the ureter drains to
lumbar nodes
Lymph of middle part of the ureter drains to
common iliac nodes
lymph of inferior part of the ureter drains to
external and internal iliac nodes
lymph of the bladder drains to
external iliac nodes
lymph of the prostate drains to
internal and external iliac and sacral nodes
lymph of ovary/testis drains to
lumbar nodes
lymph of fundus of uterus drains to
lumbar and external iliac nodes
lymph of body of uterus drains to
internal iliac nodes
lymph of cervix of uterus drains to
internal iliac and sacral nodes
lymph of uterus where uterine tubes are joining drains to
superficial inguinal nodes (follows path of round ligament of uterus – equivalent of spermatic cord in male)
Lymph of round ligament of uterus drains to
superficial inguinal nodes
lymph of upper vagina drains to
external and internal iliac nodes
lymph of spermatic cord drains to
superficial inguinal nodes
lymph of scrotum drains to
superficial inguinal nodes
lymph of middle vagina drains to
internal iliac
lymph of lower vagina drains to
superficial inguinal nodes
lymph of external genitalia drains to
lymph of deep strucures (erectile tissue) drains to
superficial inguinal nodes
iliac nodes
