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Title: An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians
Identifier: atlasofhumananat34told (find matches)
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Toldt, Carl, 1840-1920; Dalla Rosa, Alois, b. 1848; Paul, Eden, 1865-1944, tr; Toldt, Carl, 1840-1920. Anatomischer atlas für Studierende und Ãrtze. English
Subjects: Anatomy
Publisher: New York, Rebman Company
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
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526 MUSCLES OF THE PERINEUM Anal fascia' Fascia diaphragmatis pelvis inferior Ischiorectal fossa Fossa ischiorectalis Superficial fascia of the perineum' Fascia superficialis perinei Boot of the penis^ Radix penis Sagittal septa passing from CoUes's fascia to the super- ficial layer of the triangular ligament, between the ischio- oavemosus and bulbocaver- nosus rauscles Colles's fascia Fascia penis Connexion of the deep fascia of the penis with the septum of the scrotum
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Deep fascia of the buttock (gluteal por- ~~ -tionofthefascialata) Fascia glutaea Tuberosity of the ischium Tuber ischiadicum Thickening of the fascia lata at the lower border of the gluteus maximus muscle"' Inferior ramus of the ischium Ramus inlerior ossis ischii Deep fascia of the thigh, or fascia lata Body of the penis Corpus penis Fig. 914.âThe Superficial Layers of the Perineal Region of the Male, On the right side of the body, the skin and the superficial fascia^ having" been removed as far back as the posterior hmit of the perineal region, the fat has been cleared out of the ischiorectal fossa, and the anal fascia covering the inferior surface of the levator ani muscle (fascia diaphragmatis pelvis inferiorâsee Appoidix^ nolcs 85 and to6) has been laid bnre. On the left side of the body, in the posterior part of the perineal region, the skin and the superficial fascia have not been entirely removed, and the fat occupying the ischiorectal fossa has been left undisturbed. The Posterior Part of the Deep Fascia of the Penis, or Colles's Fascia,- and its Con- nexions WITH the Perimysium of the External or Superficial Sphincter of the Anus and with the Septum of the Scrotum. The Parts of the Deep Fascia of the Thigh (Fascia Lata) adjoining the Perineum, including the Lower Part of the Deep Fascia of the Buttock or Gluteal Portion of the Fascia Lata.* . distinguished in England as the superficial layer q^ the supeificial fascia, Colles's fascia, being then called the deep layer of the same. The former is, however, the trne superficial fascia, and is continuous with the dartos layer of the scrotum.âTr. - Colles's Fascia.âThis is the posterior part ot what is called by the Z-uxhor Jascia penis (see no^e i to p. 508). Though in fact con- tinuous with the deep fascia of the penis and scrttum, this fascia is in the anterior half of the perineal region (for it does not extend into the posterior half of that region), always distinguished by English anatomists by a separate name. It is usually, and most suitably, known as Colles's /ascia, but is sometimes called the dee/' layer rf the superficial Jnscia (see note ^ abore), and someti-Ties the deep Perhica' fiiscia. The last name should be avoided, sinc^ it is liable to cmse confusion, having been applied also to the triangular ligament of the urethra.âTk. â 5 See Appen-ix, note ^5. J The deep fascia of the buttock or gluteal portion of the fascia lata (the fiscia ghttisa of the author) is "thick and white where it overlies the gluteus m-dlu^ in front of the gluteus maximus muscle, reprt-senting here an obsolete anterior pprtion of the latter muscle. At the upper border of tht; gluteus maximus, it divides into two thin layers to enclose that muscle ; and when these reunite at the lower border there is again a thickening, a dense band of transverse fibres being formed. This is perforated a little external to the tuberosity of the ischium, by the inferior or long pudendal branch of the small sciatic nerve ; and further out, b- the ascending or recurrent gluteal cutaneous branches of the same nerve.âTk. Regio perinealisâThe perineal regiono

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