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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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TOPOGRAPHICAL ANATOMY OF THE PELVIC VISCERA 535 Visceral peritoneum (perimetrium)' covering the posterior or intestinal ( / surface of the uterus J /; reritona:um viscerale i perimetrium) j ,Ji Ul , , 'Hi Parietal peritoneum of the lateral wall of the pelvis Sacral promontory 1 romontonum Sigmoid flexure of the colon ' Colon bi^moideum Visceral peritoneum Peritonaeum viscerale Uterosacral ligament or Void of Douglas- Plica recto-utenna (UougUsi) Retractor uteri muscle ^ in transverse section M. recto-uterinus Pouch of Douglas, or rectovaginal pouch Excavatio recto-utenna (cavum Douglasi; * Sacral curve of the rectum "Flexura sacralis recti Tip of the coccyx Apex ossis cocc) gi
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Sigmoid mesocolon Mesi colon sismoideum Suspensory ligament of the ovary (infundibulopelvic or ovariopelvic fold or ligament) Lig. suspensonuni ovarii Fallopian tube Tuba uterini (Falloppii) Mesometrium * Parametrium' Round ligament of the uterus Lig. teres uteri Uteroveaical pouch Excavatio vesico-uterina Lateral false ligament of the bladderâPlica vesicalis transversa Vagma Levator am muscle Anus External or superficial sphincter of the anus M. sphincter ani externus 'Perineal curve of the rectum â¦Flexura perinealis recti tubisâOs pubis Visceral peritoneum Pentonseum viscerale Body of the bladder ( rrpus vesicae I 'i ' Urethra I Erectile tissue of the female urethra' ' Corpus spon).;iosum urethra; 'Urogenital diaphragmâ*Diaphragma urogenitale \ Vaginal bulb, or bulb of the vestibule'" ' ISulbus vestibuli £ai i holin's gland Glandula vestibularis major (Barlholini) ' Perimetrium.âThis name, for the peritoneal coat of the ulc the derivative term perimetritis is in frequent use.âTr. - Known also as the recto-uteiine/otti or tigatiient. See note 3 Quain mentions tlie presence in the f Ids of Tluuglas of some however, calls them the retractorcs uteri,âTk. ^ See Appendix, note **^ 7 .See Appendix, note 84, â¢^ Sec Appendix, no e'^'. " Known also as/.iMff/wri'V^^'/rtw;/or ll: rus, is rarely employed by PInglish anatomists. 3 to p. 51C non-stnje, 8 .See Appendix, note "^s. nuscular fibres, but leav â etitr. em unnamed. s See note 5 tc '^ See Append' 'and. See Appendix, note '^ Macalister, Fig. 927.âPosition of the Pelvic Viscera in the Female, and their Relations to the Muscles of the Pelvic Outlet (or Perineal Muscles), shown in the Left Half OF the Pelvis, seen from the Right Side. The *Parametrium (sec Appendix, note ^*). The urinary bladder and the rectum are nearly empty. The sigmoid flexure of the colon has been dra«n up out of Douglas's pouch, .ind the ri^ht broavl li^aiTient of the uterus, the rif,'ht Fallopian tube, the riuht ovary, and the right roimd ligament of the uterus, have been cut away together by a sagittal section passing close to the body of the uterus. Ti e connexion of the two layers of the broad ligament of the uterus with the parietal p- ritoneum of the floor of the pelvis is seen, also the reflection of the visceral peritoneum covering the uterus (pcrimclrittmâsec note ' above) on to the wall of the bladder in front and the wall of the rectum behind. Topographical Anatomy of the Pelvic Viscera.

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