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Title: The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals
Identifier: comparativeanato00chau (find matches)
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Chauveau, A. (Auguste), 1827-1917; Arloing, S. (Saturnin), 1846-1911; Fleming, George, 1833-1901
Subjects: Horses; Veterinary anatomy
Publisher: New York : Appleton
Contributing Library: Webster Family Library of Veterinary Medicine
Digitizing Sponsor: Tufts University

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THE INTERNAL ILIAC ARTERIES. 62? enter the erectile tissue of the corpus cavernosum ; one of them, more important than the others by its vohime, is designated the arterij of the corpus cavernosum. The obturator artery sometimes arises from the external iliac. Artery of the Corpus Cavernosum (Fig. 3GH, 2U).âThis vessel passes on the inferior face of the ischium, backwards and inwards, reaches the crus penis. Fig. 368.
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LATERAL VIEW OF THE GESITO-URINARY ORGANS IN THE MALE. 1, Abdominal aorta ; 2, external iliac artery ; â '!, common origin of the prepubic and deep femoral- arteries; 4, prepubic artery; 5, posterior abiiominal ai'tery ; 6, external pudic artery, 7, subcutaneous abdommal artery ; 8, anterior dorsal artery of the penis ; 9, 9, anterior and posterior branches of that artery; 10, internal iliac artery ; 11, last lumbar artery ; 12, subsacral arttry ; 13, gluteal artery ; 14, iliaco-muscular artery ; 15, umbilical artery ; 16, internal pudic artery ; 17, its vesico-prostatic branch; 18, iliaco-feinoral artery ; 19, obturator artery ; 20. artery of the- corpus cavernosum; 21, postenoi- dorsal artery of the penis â a branch of the preceding; 22, spermatic aiterv ; 23, posterior mesenteric artery. C, Termination of the small colon ; R, rectum ; S, sphincter of the anus; /, suspensory ligament of the penis; l', suspensory ligament of the- rectum; V, bladder; m, ureter; T, testicle, E, epididymis; D, deferent canal, v, vesiculae^ seminales; p, prostate ; p, Cowper's gland ; r, crus penis ; s, ligament of the corpus cavernosum. and pierces it by several branches, after supplying some muscular divisions and the posterior dorsal artery of the penis. The latter is situated on the dorsal margin of the penis, passes forward between the two ligaments attaching that organ to the symphysis pubis, and proceeds to anastomose with the posterior branch of the anterior doi-sal artery (Fig. 368, 21). 7. Iliaco-femoral Artery (Figs. 368, 18 ; 370, 9). Noticed as one of the terminal branches of the pelvic trunk, the iliaco-femoral artery only exists as a vessel of a certain volume in Solipeds. In other animals,.

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