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Identifier: anatomistsvademe1851wils (find matches)
Title: The anatomist's vade mecum : a system of human anatomy
Year: 1851 (1850s)
Authors: Wilson, Erasmus, Sir, 1809-1884
Subjects: Human anatomy Anatomy
Publisher: 14, 656 p. : ill.
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
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i muscle, and is named the transversalis perinei. The Artery of the bulb is given off from the pudic nearly oppositethe opening for the transmission of the urethra; it passes almost 344 INTERNAL PUUIC AETEEY. transversely inwards between the two layers of the deep perinealfascia, and pierces the anterior layer to enter the corpus spongiosumat its bulbous extremity. It is distributed to the corpus spongiosum. The Artery of the corpus cavernomm pierces the crus penis, andruns forward in the interior of the corpus cavernosum, by the side ofthe septum pectiniforme. It ramifies in the parenchyma of thevenous structure of the corpus cavernosum. The Dorsal artery of the penis ascends between the two crura andsjTnphysis pubis to the dorsum penis, and runs forward through thesuspensory ligament, in the groove of the corpus cavernosum, to theglans, distributing branches in its comse to the body of the organand integument. The Inteenal pudic artery in the female is smaller than in the Fig. )30.*
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* The arteries of the perineum; on the right side the superficial, arteriesare seen, and on the left the deep. 1. The penis, consisting of corpus spon-giosum and corpus cavernosum. The crus penis on the left side is cutthrough. 2. The acceleratores urines muscles, enclosing the bulbous portionof the corpus spongiosum. 3. The erector penis, spread out upon the cruspenis of the right side. 4. The anus, surrounded by the sphincter animuscle. 5. The ramus of the ischium and os pubis. 6. The tuberosity ofthe ischium. 7. The lesser sacro-ischiatic ligament, attached by its smallextremity to the spine of the ischium. 8. The coccyx. 9. The internalpudic artery, crossing the spine of the ischium, and entering the perineum.10. External hsemorrhoidal branches. 11. The superficialis perinei artery,giving off a small branch, transversalis perinei, upon the transversus perineimuscle. 12. The same artery on the left side cut off. 13. The artery of thebulb. 14. The two terminal branches of the intern

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