Anatomy of the perineum and the erectile tissues of the female external genitalia (clitoris).
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- The anatomy of the perineum! Not the patch of skin, but the anatomical region inferior to the pelvic floor. And while we're there, let's talk about the anatomy of the erectile tissues of the female external genitalia because that's what we find there.
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I had not known how important is the perineal body. That’s only one of the things I learned from Professor Webster. This video elucidates and illustrates beautifully.
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To answer your question "why is it called the iliococcygeus?"
Levator ani originally arose from the pelvic brim (its present origin in most mammals) and in man has migrated down the side wall of the pelvis, bringing the tendinous arch with it.
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This area of the body is vital to our good health. It is yet another area that delivers a special solution into our spine...a solution that reaches into every part of our body...a solution that soothes, relaxes, and repairs the parts our aging disrupts and degenerates. Imploding electromagnetic forces are stimulated within bone joints and this area of the body is ideally situated to suck this solution into the nerve hub we call the spine.
1:15 Levator ani = puborectalis + pubococcygeus + iliococcygeus
1:30 Bones of the pelvis - pubis, ileum, ischium
3:30 Perineum
3:40 Anal aperture, vaginal opening, perineum
4:00 Anal canal
4:45 Ischial tuberosities (Origin of hamstrings)
5:10 Ramus = branch in latin
5:25 Ischiopubic ramus, coccyx, sacrum
5:40 Sacrotuberous ligament
6:20 2 triangles of perineum - anal triangle + urogenital triangle
7:50 Perineal membrane (attachment for erectile tissues) - ischiopubic ramus - pubis - ischiopubic ramus;
8:40 Superficial perineal pouch (between skin and perineal membrane)
9:00 Deep perineal pouch (space deep to perineal membrane, above levator ani muscles)
9:20 Pudendal n, internal pudendal a passing through deep perineal pouch
10:15 Ischioanal fossa
10:24 Summary of superficial, deep perineal pouches
11:20 Perineal body
12:50 Female erectile tissue - crura of clitoris
13:40 Bulb of the vestibule
13:49 Clitoris, glans
14:05 Male erectile tissue: Corpora cavernosa x2 + Corpus spongiosum
15:55 Female erectile tissue: Ischiocavernosa x2 + Bulbospongiosus
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Can ischiofemoral impingement cause pudendal neuralgia sir
My question is not directly connected to anatomy: is there any exercise for supporting these muscles?
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Question @8:30
Is it the superficial perineal muscle or the free edge of the perineal membrane?
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Where would i find Perineum pouches?
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I've been studying A&P too much i hardly have time to pulpate any ischeal tuberocities 😔
In my bdc book its written that levator ani is made up of pubococcygeous, iliococcygeous and ischiococcygeous instead of the puborectalis u r mentioning
So what is the correct answer
puborectalis , read Moore , 5 th edition ,page 444 , figure 3.42.
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I have 2+ sources that define the deep pouch as the "space" occupied by the deep transverse perineal muscles and the external sphincter of the urethra, in between the superior and inferior fasciae of the urogenital diaphragm - not the space in between the deep transverse perineal muscles and the levator ani, as can be seen on your model (around 9 minutes). Are there multiple interpretations? Once again, big fan of your videos!
Yep u right.. Deep perineal space or pouch is between the two fascia containing the deep transversus muscle as well as rxtrernsl urethral sphincter, as u Said
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17:10 😭😭😭😭😭
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