Urinary bladder Flashcards
site of urinary bladder
- Empty: Lesser pelvis
- distended: pelvi-abdominal
Shape of Urinary bladder
- Apex
- base
- Superior surface
- 2 infero-lateral surfaces
- Neck
relations of Apex of urinary bladder
- Symphysis pubis (it lies behind it)
- apex is continuous woth Median umbilical ligament
relations of Base of urinary bladder
male πΉ:
* seperated from rectum by recotvesical pouch containing coils of colon & Ilium
* 2 Ampulla of vas deferens
* 2 seminal vesicles
* Denonviller fascia
Female πΊ:
* Anterior vaginal wall
* supravaginal cervix
Relations of superior surface of urinary bladder
- Peritoneum
- ureters join posterior angel of superior surface
Male πΉ:
* Sigmoid colon
* coils of ileum
Female πΊ:
* utero-vescical pouch
* uterus
* supravaginal cervix (with fibroareolar tissue in between)
relations of the 2 infero-lateral surfaces of urinary bladder
In front: retro-pubic fat
posteriorly:
* Obturator internus (above)
* Levator ani (below)
Neck of urinary bladder gives attachement to
πΉ: Pubo-prostatic ligament
πΊ: pubo-urethral ligament
both are also known as pubo-vesical ligaments
relations of neck of urinary bladder
πΉ:
* lies directly on protstate
* continuous with prostatic urethra
* gives attachement to pubo-prostatic ligament
πΊ:
* Lies directly on pelvic fascia
* Continuous with urethra
* Gives attachement to pubo- urethral ligament
Peritoneal covering Of urinary bladder
πΉ: superior surface & uppermost part of base (periotoneum then passes laterally to form right and left paravesical fossae)
πΊ: superior surface only, (periotoneum then passes laterally to form right and left paravesical fossae)
Enumerate ligaments of Urinary bladder
- Median umbilical Ligament
- Medial umbilical ligaments
- Pubovesical (puboprostatic or pubourethral) Ligament
- Lateral ligaments
- Posterior ligaments/ sacrogenital folds
Attachement of median umbilical ligament
from apex of urinary bladder to umbilicus
fibrosed urachus
Attachement of medial umbilical ligaments
from superior surface of bladder towards umbilicus
2 obliterated umbilical Arteries
Attachements of pubovesical ligaments
from pubic bone to neck of urinary bladder
Attachements of lateral ligaments of urinary bladder
they are lateral peritoneal reflections extending towards lateral wall of pelvis
all mucosa of urinary bladder is endodermal in origin except ___
Mucosa of trigone, itβs mesodermal in origin