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 Ärtze. English
Subjects: Anatomy
Publisher: New York, Rebman Company
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons

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534 TOPOGRAPHICAL ANATOMY OF THE PELVIC VISCERA Parietal peritoneum Peritoneum parietale , Sigmoid mesocolon Mesocolo 1 I'^moideum Sacral promontory Promontormm Sigmoid flexure of the colon Colon sigmoideum Retroperitoneal space bpatmm retrcperitonEale Vas deferens Ductus deferens Ureter Seminal vesicle Vesicula seminalis\ Prostate gland Prostata Visceral peritoneum* Peritoneum \ iscerale \ Pelvic diaphragm'^ > Diaphragm! peh ib Parietal peritoneum Peritoneum parietat Summit or apex of the bladder Vertex vesicae Preperitoneal space, or cavity of RetzLus Spatium preoeritonaeale (Ketzii) Pubic symphysis Syraphyiis ossium pubi^
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Crus penis- Body of the penis Corpus penis i. Scrotum Second, membranous, or muscular portion M of the urethra-Pars membranacea urethrae Bulb of the urethra—Bulbus urethrae *Urogenital diaphragm-- *Diaphragma urogenitale Cowper's gland.3 with its excretory nuct Glandula bulbo-urelhralis (Cowperi) cum ductu excret Perineum Sacral curve of the rectum^ Flexura sacralis recti Tip of the coccyx^ Apex ossis coccj-gis Coccygeal gland or glomerulus Glomus coccygeum ' Rectovesical pouch Excavatio rectovesicalis Pelvic diaphragm'—Diaphragraa pelvis External or superficial sphincter of the anus M- sphincter ani externus Anus * Perineal curve of the rectum^ * Flexura perinealis recti Fig. 926.—Position of the Pelvic Viscera in the Male and their Relations to the Muscles of the Pelvic Outlet (or Perineal Muscles), shown in the Right Half of the Pelvis, seen from the Left Side. The urinary bladder is fully distended, the rectum nearly empty. 99. 3 Known also as the suburethral gland. .vail of the pehas, in a curve the concavity of which is directed forward, e, runs forwards along the upper surface of the posterior part of at an angle slightly more obtuse than a right angle, it perforates canal. In this"course the rectum describes two curves: a larger, 'ith the concavity directed backwards, yZi-XK^-a perinealis " (Von ^ nd Toldt's "Anatomy," 7th ed., pp. 446, 447). In choosing English equivalents for these terms (which are not to be found in the works of Quain and Macalister), I have preferred to speak of the sacral and perineal curz'es 0/ the rechait. for the reason that the former, at any rate, is too prolonged and too open a bend to be appropriately termed a flexure.—Tr. S See note 5 to p. 529. r See Appendi.x-, note 87. - See Appendix, 4 'Curves of the Rectum —"The rectum follows the poste as far as the tip of the coccyx, and thence, still continuing the the pelvic diaphragm ; then, bending downwards and a little backwards that diaphragm in a direction perpendicular to its plane to form the anal .vith the concavity directed forwards, y7tu'7/ra sacralis; Topographical Anatomy of the Pelvic Viscera.

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