Pelvis - Perineum Flashcards

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Perineum boundaries

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Anterior:
- pubic symphysis
Posterior:
- coccyx
Lateral:
- ischial tuberosity
Lateral margins:
- ischiopubic ramus (A)
- sacrotuberous ligament (P)
Roof:
- levator ani
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Subdivisions of perineum:

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Anal triangle (posterior) + urogenital triangle (anterior)

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Characteristics of perineum:

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  • thick fibrous sheet
  • free posterior border (att medially to perineal body + laterally to pubic arch)
  • deep perineal pouch=superior; contains skel muscles, nerves, vessels
  • supports external genitalia
  • pierced by urethra (+vagina)
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Anal triangle boundaries

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Anterior:
- ischial tuberosity
Posterior:
- coccyx
Lateral:
- sacrotuberous ligament
Roof:
- levator ani

External anal sphincter surrounds anal canal

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Ischio-anal fossa:

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  • in anal triangle
  • b/t ischiopubic rami + rectum/anal canal
  • contains: fat, pudendal n., internal pudendal a.+v.
  • medial wall = levator ani
  • lateral wall = ischium+obituator internus+sacrotuberous ligament
  • pyramid-shaped anterior recess projects into urogenital triangle
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Urogenital triangle boundaries

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Anterior:
- pubic symphysis 
Lateral:
- ischiopubic rami 
Posterior:
- ischial tuberosity
Roof:
- levator ani
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Urogenital triangle: contents

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Deep perineal pouch:

  • bulbourethral glands of Cowper (M)
  • sphincter urethrae (F/M)
  • sphincter urethrovaginalis (F)

—PERENIAL MEMBRANE+BODY—-

Superficial perineal pouch:

  • sup. transverse perineus m.
  • greater vestibular gland Bartholin (F)
  • external genitalia+ asso. muscles
  • branches of pudendal n. + internal pudendal a./ v.
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Urogenital triangle: contents

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External genitalia (erectile tissues+muscles):

  • corpus cavernosum
  • corpus spongiosum
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corpus cavernosum

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  • R/L crus surrounded by ischiocavernosus m.
  • body of penis
  • body & glans of clitoris
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corpus spongiosum

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  • bulb of penis
  • bulbs of clitoris surrounded by bulbospongiosus m.
  • body & glans of penis
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Superficial perineal pouch: 3 paired muscles

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  • ischiocavernosus
  • bulbospongiosus
  • superficial transverse perineus m.
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All branches of internal iliac a. + internal pudendal a. have corresponding veins EXCEPT…?

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Umbilical a.

Iliolumbar a.

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Deep dorsal vein corresponds with what arteries?

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Deep artery + dorsal artery (of clitoris/penis)

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Perineal lymphatic drainage …?

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Follows internal pudendal a. branches

- mainly drains to INTERNAL ILiAC NODES

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Lymph from superficial penis/clitoris, scrotum, labia majora drain into…

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mainly SUPERFICIAL INGUINAL NODES

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Lymph from glans penis, glans clitoris, labia minora, terminal inferior end of vag drain into…

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DEEP INGUINAL NODES + EXTERNAL ILIAC NODES

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Lymph from testers (& ovaries) drain directly into …

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LATERAL AORTIC (lumbar) + PRE-AORTIC NODES (scattered on/around ab. aorta)

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Abscess in ischio-anal fossa:

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  • soft anal mucosa can be torn by hard poops
  • infection/inflammation of anal canal can spread b/t sphincters = intersphincteric fistulas
  • infection may spread superiorly into pelvic cavity; laterally into ischio-anal fossa
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Ano-rectal hemorrhoids:

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  • enlarged submucosal veins
  • common = blood in stool
  • may indicate portal hypertension
  • treatments: self-medication; surgery