Anatomy: Pelvis and Perineum

Anatomy · Basic Sciences

How it begins

Osteología pélvica, suelo pélvico, vísceras, espacios fasciales, periné y sus correlaciones obstétricas, urológicas y quirúrgicas.

What it covers

1. Introduction: The Pelvis as a Functional Unit
2. Osteology of the Pelvis
3. · 1.1. Coxal bone (pelvic recapitulation)
4. · 1.2. Sacrum and Coccyx
5. · 1.3. Pelvic Joints
6. · 1.4. Pelvic Diameters: Obstetric Relevance
7. Pelvic Floor (Pelvic Diaphragm)
8. · 2.1. Levator ani muscle
9. · 2.2. Coccygeus muscle (Ischiococcygeus)
10. · 2.3. Obturator Internus and Piriformis Muscle
11. Pelvic Viscera and Fascial Spaces
12. · 3.1. Rectum and Anal Canal
13. · 3.2. Urinary Bladder
14. · 3.3. Urethra
15. · 3.4. Intrapelvic Male Genital Organs
16. · 3.5. Intrapelvic Female Genital Organs
17. · 3.6. Pelvic Fascias and Retroperitoneal Spaces
18. Perineum: Anatomy in Detail
19. · 4.1. Urogenital Triangle
20. · 4.2. Anal Triangle
21. · 4.3. Ischioanal fossa (Ischiorectal fossa)
22. · 4.4. The Anorectal Sphincter Apparatus
23. · 4.5. External Genitals
24. Sacral Plexus, Pudendal Nerve and Pelvic Innervation
25. · 5.1. Sacral Plexus
26. · 5.2. Pelvic Autonomic Innervation: The Hypogastric Plexus
27. Vascularization of the Pelvis and Perineum
28. · 6.1. Internal Iliac (Hypogastric) Artery: Branches
29. · 6.2. Pelvic Venous and Lymphatic System
30. Synthesis of Clinical Correlations