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xx structures
pudenda and superficial pouch
vagina
uterus and tubes
ovaries
peritoneal folds and pouches
urethra
pudendum I
mons pubis
labium majus pudendi
labium minus pudendi
clitoris
mons pubis
fat pad superior and anterior to pubic symphysis
labium majus pudendi
cutaneous fold covered with hair; labia majora is pleural
labium minus pudendi
thinner cutanous fold devoid of hair; labia minora is pleural
clitoris
rudimentary penis (similar structure with crura and corpora cavernosum)
-frenulum of clitoris
-prepuce of clitoris
frenulum of clitoris
double fold approaching the clitoris inferiorly from labia minora
prepuce of clitoris
union of two folds of labia minora above the clitoris
pudendum II
vestibule of vagina
-greater vestibular gland
-external urethral ostium
bulb of vestibule
vestibule of vagina
space enclosed by the labia minora
greater vestibular gland aka
bartholin's gland
-pea-sized mucous gland situated posteriorly in each labium majus; opens into lower third of vestibule
external urethral ostium
2 cm below clitoris
-urethral glands
urethral glands aka
skene's glands; numerous mucous glands in wall of urethra
bulb of vestibule
erectile tissue supporting anterior labia majora; homologous to corpus spongiosum penis
pudendum II arteries
posterior labial branches: interior pudendal a.
anterior labial branches: external pudendal a.
pudendum nerves
posterior labial nerves: from pudendal n.
anterior labial nerves: from ilioinguinal n.
perineal branches of posterior femoral cutaneous n.
pudendum IV: vessels, nerves, and lymph
superficial dorsal vv. (of clitoris)
deep dorsal v. (of clitoris)
dorsal aa. and dorsal nn.
artery of bulb (of vestibule) and deep aa. (of clitoris)
NO HELICINE artaa.
ilioinguinal n.
lympthatic flow similar to venous blood flow
superficial dorsal vv. (of clitoris)
drain into external pudendal vv. deep to superficial fascia
deep dorsal v (of clitoris)
passes between arcuate public ligament of u-g disphargm; drains into vesical venous plexus
dorsal aa. and dorsal nn (of clitoris)
related to internal pudendal a. and pudendal n. respectively; companion structures of deep dorsal v.
artery of bulb (of vestibule) and deep aa (of clitoris)
enter respective cavernous bodies @ root; internal pudendal a. branches
ilioinguinal n.
innervates skin @ root
vagina I
flat canal that is 10 cm long with anterior and posterior walls
-rugae
-orifice
-fornix
rugae of vagina
transverse folds in vaginal mucosa
orifice aka
introitus: openin of vagina into vestibule
-hymen
hymen of vagina
hyman: cutaneous fold partially closing off the introitus
fornix of vagina
recess between the vaginal part of the cervix and the wall of the vagina
-anterior, posterior, lateral
vagina II
vaginal artery
4 muscles compress vagina in sphincter like fashion
-pubovaginalis
-external urethral sphincter
-urethrovaginal sphincter
-bulbospongiosus
vaginal wall relationships
anterior
urethra and bladder
vaginal wall relationships
posterior
anal canal, rectum, & rectouterine pouch
vaginal wall relationships
lateral
levator ani and ureters
vaginal artery
arises directly of the internal iliac a. but vaginal brances can come off uterine or middle rectal aa.
pubovaginalis
pelvic diaphragm
external urethral sphincter
u-g diaphragm
urethrovaginal sphincter
u-g diaphragm
bulbospongiosus
superficial pouch, connects to perineal body
uterus aka
metra
-fundus
-cornu
-cavity
-cervix
-ostium
fundus of uterus
dome opposite cervical end
cornu of uterus
pointed portion connecting with tube
cavity of uterus
anterior posterior flattening (similar to vagina)
cervix of uterus
lower 1/3 adjacent isthmus, 2.5 cm long
-cervical canal: upper end with palmate folds
ostium of uterus
cervical os is really the ostium uteri
endometrium of uterus
simple columnar epithelium and glands; the inner surface is shed through menstruation
myometrium of uterus
thick smooth muscle
ligamentum teres (uteri)
connects labium majus; passes thru inguinal canal
uterovaginal plexus of nerves
innervation of most of vagina and all of uterus; autonomic; lowest part of vagina innervated by pudendal n. branches
uterine a.
internal iliac br.; cranial to the ureter @ their intersection,
belicine, vaginal, tubal, & ovarian branches
uterine tube aka
fallobian tube aka salpinx
-infundibulum
-fimbrae
-ampulla
-isthmus
-uterine part
-abdominal v. uterine opening
infundibulum
funnel-shaped end at ovary
fimbriae
fringe like processes of infundibulum
ampulla
lateral 2/3
isthmus
narrow medial 1/3
uterine part of uterine tube
within wall of uterus
abdominal versus uterine opening
ostia tubae
ovary
-almond shaped gonad
-cortex
-medulla
-corpus luteum
-ovarian artery
cortex of ovary
surface region with follicles
medulla of ovary
vascular rich central area
corpus luteum of ovary
endocrine gland arising from ruptured follicle
ovarian artery of ovary
branch of aorta L2; passes within suspensory ligament ureteric & tubal branches
peritoneal folds, ligs, & pouches I
broad lig of uterus
-mesometrium
-mesosalpinx
-mesovarium
suspensory lig of ovary
ovarian ligament proper
broad ligament of uterus
peritoneal fold between uterus and lateral pelvic wall
mesometrium
passes to uterus
mesosalpinx
mesentery of uterine tube
mesovarium
mesentary of ovary
suspensory lig of ovary
superior fold; transmits ovarian vessels
ovarian ligament proper
between ovary and tubal angle
rectourine pouch of
douglas; btw uterus, rectum, and rectouterine folds
vesicouterine pouch
btw bladder and uterus
rectovesical pouch
male or post hysterectomy