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English: F10. 17.—Dissection of female perineum, showing superficial blood-vessels and nerves (Savage): 0,

clitoris; M, meatus urinarius; V, vaginal orifice; A, anus; 0, coccyx; T, tuber ischii; L, sacro-sciatic ligament; 1, 6, internal pudic artery. giving off its inferior hemorrhoidal (3), cutaneous, and muscular branches (2, 4); 5, superficial perineal; 8, artery of bulb; 7, 9, terminal branches going to dorsum and cavernous bodies of clitoris; 10, pudic nerve; 11, hemorrhoidal and muscular (12) branches; 13, 14, inter- nal and external superficial pcrineal nerves; 15, communications with inferior pudendal nerve (16); i7, continuation of deep brn.nch of pudic nerve, terminating as dorsal nerve of clitoris (18); 19, terminal twigs of lilo-inguinal nerve; 20, small sciatic; 21, cutaneous branches; 1:, cut surface of glutens maxi- rnus; b, sphincter ani; c, levator ani; d, transrcrsus perinei; e, bulbo-cavernosus; f, gracilis; g, ischio-

cavernosus; '1, expansion of crns clitoridis; 1', adduetor magnus.
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Source The American text-book of obstetrics for practitioners and students. 1902
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Norris, Richard Cooper, 1863-

Other Authors: Dickinson, Robert Latou, 1861-1950.

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