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describe what is meant by the perineal compartment
shallow compartment, bounded by pelvic outlet
describe what is meant by the perineal region
diamond shaped area, line goes from mons pubis to lateral thighs, to superior edge of intergluteal cleft
what are the boundaries of the pelvic outlet
pubic symphsysis
ischiopubic ramus
sacrotuberous ligaments
inferior of sacrum and coccyx
what line separates the triangles of the perineum?
a transverse line stretching between the anterior ends of the ischial tuberosity
which triangle is which?
anal triangle posteriorly
urogenital traingle anteriorly
what does the anal triangle contain?
anal orifice, anal canal, ischioanal fat
what is the perineal membrane?
thin sheet of tough fascia which closes the urogenital triangle
describe the perforations of the perineal membrane?
urethral (in male and female)
vaginal
what are the attachments of the perineal membrane?
stretched between the two ischiopubic rami
what is the perineal body made of?
connective tissue and convergence of muscle fibres
bulbospongiosus
deep and transverse perineal muscles
external urethral and external anal sphincters
smooth muscle of rectum
levator ani
what is the perineal body attached to?
anteriorly, with posterior border of perineal membrane
superiorly, with rectovaginal / rectovesical septum
what are the two layers of perineal fascia?
superficial, fatty layer
deep, membranous layer (colles)
describe the superficial layer of perineal fascia
continuous with
1) camper fascia
2) ischioanal fat pads
3) dartos muscle
makes up substance of labia majora
diminished in males
describe the membranous layer of perineal fascia
colles
continuous with
1) fascia lata
2) scarpa fascia
3) dartos fascia
does not extend into anal triangle; attached to perineal membrane
where is the superficial perineal pouch?
between the perineal membrane and the perineal fascia
what is in the superficial perineal pouch?
superficial transverse perineal mucsle
bulb and crura of penis
clitoris
bulbospongiosus and ischiocavernosus
bulbs of vestibule
great vestibular glands
deep perineal vessels and nerves
proximal part of urethra in males and females
what is in the deep perineal pouch?
deep transverse perineal muscle / smooth muscle in females
external urethral sphincter
dorsal neurovasculature
anterior extensions of ischioanal fat pads
bulbourethral glands
proximal part of urethra / intermediate part of urethra in males
describe the boundaries of ischioanal fossae
medially, the levator ani muscle and external anal sphincter
laterally, the ischium and obturator internus fascia
laterally
posteriorly, sacrotuberous ligament and gluteus maximus
anteriorly: bodies of pubic bones (ischioanal extensions)
how do the ischioanal fossae communicate?
over the anococcygeal ligament
where is the apex of the ischioanal fossa?
superior
where is the pudenda canal?
between obturator fascia and obturator internus, travels forward
what travels in pudendal canal?
pudendal nerve, internal pudendal vessels, nerve to obturatory internus
from where does the pudendal nerve enter the pudendal canal?
the lesser sciatic notch
what vessel and nerve come off just before the beginning of the pudendal canal
inferior rectal nerve and artery
what happens to the pudenda/internal pudendal nerve / vessel during the canal?
at the end, divide into perineal and dorsal n/a
what does the perineal n/a divide into?
deep and superficial nerves
what does the deep perineal nerve supply
muscles of deep and superficial pouch
skin over vestibular bulbs
mucous membrane of inferior most vagina
what does the superficial perineal nerve supply
posterior scrotal/labial nerve
where do the perineal nerves/vessels go?
superifical pouch
where do the dorsal nerves / vessels go
deep pouch
what does the inferior rectal nerve communciate with?
psoterior scrotal/labial nerves
how long is the anal canal?
2.5cm
where does the anal canal begin?
rectoanal junction
U shaped sling of puborectalis muscle
causes narrowing or rectal ampull
what is the external outlet of the anus?
the anal orifice
where is the internal anal sphincter
superior 2/3rds of anal canal
what is the internal anal sphincter made of
thickening of circular muscle layer
describe the innervation of the internal anal sphincter
parasympathetic: pelvic splanchnic nerves
sympathetic: hypogastric and superiro rectal plexus
describe how the internal anal sphincter functions
sympathetic provides tonic contraction
distention of rectal ampulla by feces causes parasympathetic inhibition / relaxation
threshold of distention causes continuous relaxation until relieved
where is the external anal sphincter
inferior two thirds of anal canal, broad band on either side of it.
what are the attachments of the external anal sphincter
anteriorly: to perineal body
posteriorly; to anococcygeal ligament
what are the 3 parts of the external anal sphincter
subcutanoues
superficial
deep
what other muscle does external anal spincter it join up with
puborectalisq
what spinal level is EAS supplied by and through which nerve?
S4, inferior rectal
innervation of external anal sphincter
inferior rectal
nerve to levator ani to deep part
where are the anal columns
superior half of mucous membrane of anus
where do anal columns end?
at the rectoanal junctions
what are the anal valves
inferior ends of anal columns
what are anal sinuses and what do they do
recesses behind anal valves
exude mucous when compressed
what is pectinate line
margin of anal valves
separation of hindgut derivativ efrom proctodeum derivative
arterial supply of anus?
inferior rectal
superior rectal
middle is anastomosis
veinous drainage of anus
above line: superior rectal vein to portal system
below line: inferior rectal vein to caval system
innervation of anus
superior to pectinate line; vicseral
from inferior hypogastric plexus and splanchinic nerves.
inferior: somatic, sensitive to pain, inferior rectal nerves
what are the anal cushions
cushions of erectile tissue around rectoanal junction
supplied / allowed by presence of AVAs between superior / middle arteries / veins
is the anus below or above the pelvic pain line?
below
describe intermediate male urethra course
from apex of prostate
through deep pouch
through perineal membrane
has external urethral sphincter
what accessories does the intermediate urethra have?
bulbourethral glands in transverse muscle
describe course of spongy urethra
from perineal membrane
thorugh corpus spongiosum to glans
what are the dilations of the spongy urethra
intrabulbar fossa: in bulb
navicular fossa: in glans
where is the thinnes part of the male urethra
external urethra orifice
where are the bulbourethral glands of the spongy urethra?
around the bulb
what is the arterial supply of male urethra
dorsal artery of penis
venous drainage of male urethra
dorsal vein of penis
lymphatic drainage of male urethra
intermediate: internal iliac
spongy: deep inguinal
innervation of male urethra
intermediate: visceral from prostatic plexus
sympathetic: lumbar splanchnic
parasympathetic: pelvic splanchnic. below pelvic pain line
spongy: dorsal nerve of penis, somatic
what is the scrotal raphe?
where the 2 halfs of the scrotum meet
what is the scrotal septum
lies underneath raphe
continuation of dartos fascia
what is the arterial supply to scrotum
anterior scrotal arteries from external pudendal from femoral
posteiror scortal arteries from superficial perineal from internal pudendal
what is lypmhatic drainage os scortum
superficial inguinal nodes
what is the innervation of scrotum
anterior: anterior scrotral nerves from ilioinguinal (L1) and genital branch of genitofemoral
posterior:
posterior scrotal nerves from superficial perineal branch of pudenal
also perineal branch of psoterior cutaneous nerve of thigh
what do sympathetic fibres do in the scrotum
sweat, contract dartos
what are the three parts of the penis?
root, body and glans
what are the three erectile bodies of the penis
2 copora cavernosa
1 corpus spongiosum
what covers each copora cavernosa?
tunica albuginea
where is the deep fascia of the penis?
between skin and tunica albuginea / glans, holds all three columns together
what are the corpora cavernosa separated by?
the septum penis - fusion of the two tunica albuginea
what is the crura of the penis?
formed by back end of corpora cavernosum, consists of erectile tissue, located in superfiical perineal pouch
what is the each crus of the penis attached to?
ischial ramus
what is the glans penis?
extension of corpus spongeosum
what is the margin of the glans penis?
the corona of glans
what is the prepuce of the penis?
foreskin: double layer of skin which covers the glans
what is the frenulum of prepuce?
thin layer of skin, passes from prepuce to urethral (bottom) surface of glans
what is the suspensory ligament of the penis?
condesnation of fascia that arises fron anterior surface of pubic symphysis
arterial supply of penis
branches of internal pudendal
1) dorsal arteries
- supply skin
- supply spongiosum
2) deep arteries
- run in corpus cavernosa
- end in helicine arteries
3) arteries of bulb of penis
- supply bulb
innervation of penis
sensory: dorsal nerve of penis, and ilioinguinal nerve at root
parasympathetic: by cavernous nerves from prostatic nerve plexus
sympathetic: by ganglia through pudendal nerves
what spinal cord segments innervate the penis
S2-4
what does the parasympathetic innervation of the penis do?
innervates helicine arteries and gives erection by causing vasodilation
what part of the penis does ilioinguinal nerves innervate?
skin at root of penis
where does the lymph from the skin of the perineum drain?
what is the exception?
superficial inguinal nodes
exception = glans penis
where does the glans penis drain lymphatically?
deep inguinal nodes
(remember - like proximal urethra)
where does lymph from the cavernous bodies drain?
internal iliac - like the intermediate urethra
describe erection
parasympathetic response S2-4
1) AVA closure to force blood into corpora
2) helicine arteries relax
3) bulbospongiosum and ischiocavernosa contract, stopping venous exit
describe emission
peristalsis of fluid in ductus deferens and seminal vesicles
prostatic releases prostatic fluid
sypmathetic response L1-2
describe ejaculation
mixed resonse
sympathetic: closure of internal urethra sphincter
parasympathetic side
contraction urethral muscle and bulbospongiosum
describe remission
sympathetic
constriction of helicine arteries
relaxation of ischiocavernosum and bulbospongiosum