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Identifier: cloacalmorpholog00rick (find matches)
Title: Cloacal morphology in its relation to genito-urinary and rectal diseases. (With 54 plates and 93 illustrations.)
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: Ricketts, B. Merrill (Benjamin Merrill), b. 1858
Subjects: Genitourinary organs Rectum
Publisher: Cincinnati (The author)
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I,mi.<, lu.... I Fig. 10.—Female pelvis and perineum—sagittal section Fig. II.—Male pelvis and perineum—sagittal section (Deaver). (Deaver). Anatomy of the Perineum. Superficial and Deep Tissues of the Perineum. Superficial. Cutaneous. Fat. Fascia, superficial and deep. Blood vessels. Nerves.Lymphatics. Page Fourteen Deep. 1. Sphincter ani externus. 2. Transversus perinei superficialis. 3. Bulbo cavernosus—or Erector penis and clitoris. 4. Ischia cavernosum. 5. Compressor Urethrae, beneath the triangular Hgaments.
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Fig. 12.—Superficial fascia of male perineum (Deaver). HE PERINEUM is of recent origin in the history of animal lifeand found only in mammals, being absent in fish, reptiles andbirds and as has been stated, absent in a few mammals, for ex-ample the rabbit. The perineal body lies between the vagina and rectumwith the base pointing downward, one inch antero-posterior indiameter and one one-half inches in height, but it may vary insize in individuals of the same kind. In the male it is sup-plied by the internal pudic and inferior hemorrhoidal vessels;while in the female the blood supply is from the iliac artery.It is inhibited by the pudic and small sciatic or pudendal nervesand its lymphatics empty into the inguinal glands. There is no part of the body possessing so great a varietyof organs and tissues as the perineum and its intimately asso-ciated structures.Tissues and organs entering into the structure of and most concerned in the forma-

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