Anatomy Pelvis and Reproductive System

ANATOMY OF THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS OF THE PELVIS Figure 1. A. Anterolateral view of the male pelvis with left pelvic bone removed. B. Posterior view of the bladder and prostate showing a coronal section through the seminal vesicles and prostate. Figure 2. A. Anterolateral view of the blood supply in the pelvis with left pelvic bone removed. B. Midsagittal view showing the venous drainage of the structures in the pelvis, and C. transverse section of the prostate. Figure 3. A. Anterior view of a coronal section of the bladder and prostate. B. Superior view of transverse section through the prostate showing its anatomical lobes. Figure 4. A. Midsagittal section of the pelvis and B. zones of the prostate gland. Unlabelled diagrams Scan for related video and newest content. ANATOMY OF THE BREAST Figure 1. A Anterior view of the breast. B Lateral view of non-lactating breast. Figure 2. A Lateral view of lactating breast. B Lobule of a mammary gland. Figure 3. Anterior view of the A blood supply and B lymph drainage of the breast. Figure 4. Anterior view of the cutaneous innervation of the breast. UNLABELLED DIAGRAMS Scan for related video and newest content. NERVES AND LYMPHATICS OF THE PELVIS Figure 1. A. Anterior view of the lymph nodes in a biologically female pelvis. B. Midsagittal view of a biologically female pelvis showing the lymphatic drainage of the pelvis and perineum. Figure 2. Anterolateral view of a biologically female pelvis showing the nerves of the pelvis. Figure 3. A. Anterior view of the somatic nerves of the pelvis. B. Posterior view of the course of the gluteal nerves. Figure 4. Anterior view of the autonomic nerves of the pelvis. Unlabelled diagrams Scan for related video and newest content. URINARY ORGANS OF THE PELVIS Figure 1. Blood supply and innervation of the urinary organs. Anterior views of a A. biologically male and B. biologically female pelvis. Figure 2. Blood supply and lymphatic drainage of the bladder and pelvic ureters. Anterolateral view of a A. biologically male and B. biologically female pelvis. Figure 3. Urinary organs and peritoneal reflections in the pelvis. Sagittal view of the A. biologically male and B. biologically female pelvis. Figure 4. Anterolateral view of the bladder and the lateral ligaments of the bladder in A. a biological male and B. a biological female. Figure 5. Anterior view of coronal section of the bladder and urethra in A. biological males (and close-up of the prostatic urethra) and B. biological females. Figure 6. A. Anterolateral view of a biologically male pelvis showing fossae formed by the folds/reflections of the parietal peritoneum. B. Midsagittal view of a biologically male pelvis showing the pelvic pain line. Figure 7. A. Anterior view of the sympathetic and parasympathetic innervation of the urinary organs. B. Anterolateral view of the pudendal nerve. C Sagittal view of a biologically male pelvis and the autonomic innervation. Unlabelled diagrams Scan for related video and newest content. Figure 1: Anterior view of pelvic cavity. Figure 2: Lateral and anterior walls of the male pelvic cavity. A. Medial view. B. Anterolateral view Figure 3: Muscles of the female pelvic floor. Muscle Coccygeus Origin Insertion Innervation Action Ischial spine Lateral surfaces of the sacrum and coccyx Branches of S4 & S5 Flexes coccyx anteriorly Puborectalis Posterior surface of the bodies of the pubic bone Forms sling around anorectal junction with contralateral puborectalis Nerve to levator ani Maintains fecal continence Pubococcygeus Posterior surface of bodies of pubic bones, lateral to puborectalis Coccyx Midline median tendinous raphe Levator ani Maintains urinary continence Helps in male ejaculation Iliococcygeus Ischial spines and tendinous arch Coccyx and anococcygeal body Supports pelvic viscera Illustrator: Elizabeth Nixon-Shapiro, MSMI, CMI Editor: Leah Lebranche Editor: Kaitlin Marshall Editor: Andrew Horne Scan for related video and newest content. GI ORGANS OF THE PELVIS Figure 1. A Anterolateral view of the pelvis showing structures that support the rectum. B Lateral diagrammatic view of the pelvis showing the puborectalis muscle. Figure 2. A Anterior view of the rectum in coronal section with the anterior wall removed. B Midsagittal section of a female pelvis. Figure 3. A Anterior view of rectum in coronal section and B close-up of the anal canal. Figure 4. Anterior view of the rectum showing the A arterial supply and B venous drainage. Figure 5. Midsagittal view of the A male and B female pelvis (with rectum intact). Unlabelled Figures Scan for related video and newest content. ANATOMY OF THE FEMALE UROGENITAL TRIANGLE Figure 1. Female external genitalia - surface anatomy. Figure 2. Female external genitalia - Superficial dissection with skin removed to reveal round ligament of uterus. Figure 3. Anatomy of the A. Superficial and B. Deep perineal pouches. Figure 4. Anatomy of the clitoris. Figure 5. A. Blood Supply and B. Innervation of the Vulva. Figure 6. Blood supply and innervation of the clitoris. UNLABELED IMAGES Scan for related video and newest content. ANATOMY OF THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS OF THE PELVIS Figure 1. Anterolateral view of the female reproductive organs within the pelvis, A. with the broad ligament and B. without the broad ligament. C. Posterior view and D. lateral view of a sagittal section showing the mesenteries comprising the broad ligament of the uterus. Figure 2. Posterior view of a coronal section of the uterus and vagina. Figure 3. Sagittal view of the pelvic organs and a close-up of the vagina and surrounding structures. Figure 4. Diagrammatic view of the arterial supply and venous drainage of the female reproductive organs. Figure 5. Drainage of the ovarian veins. Unlabelled Diagrams Illustrator: Ursula Florjanczyk MScBMC Scan for related video and newest content. ANATOMY OF THE PELVIC GIRDLE Figure 1. Lateral view of the pelvic bone. Figure 2. A. Anterior view of the pelvic girdle and B. the pubic symphysis. Figure 3. A. Anteroinferior view of the sacrum. B. Anterolateral view of the pelvic girdle showing the pelvic inlet and pelvic outlet. C. Anterolateral view of the pelvic girdle with the sacrum and right pelvic bone faded out. Figure 4. A. Anterior and B. posterior view of the ligaments of the pelvic girdle. Unlabelled diagrams Scan for related video and newest content.