Pelvic Viscera Flashcards

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Pelvis Organs

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Urinary

  • pelvic ureter
  • urinary bladder
  • urethra

Genital

  • ductus deferens
  • seminal vesicles
  • prostate gland
  • ovaries
  • uterine tubes
  • uterus
  • vagina

Digestive

  • pelvic colon
  • rectum
  • anal canal
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Bladder

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One way flap valve where ureters pass.

Ureteric orifices & internal urethral orifice are at angles to trigone

Ureteric orifices have detrusor m. around them

Neck of bladder prevents retrograde ejaculation of semen into bladder

Apex= attach by median umbilical lig

Base= seminal vesicles & rectum; uterus & vagina. Receives ureters.

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Bladder Blood Supply

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Superior vesicle a.- apex & sup bladder (internal iliac)

Inf vesical a. - fundus & neck in males

Vaginal a. - fundus & neck in females (uterine a. branches)

Obturator a.- arterial twigs (internal iliac a.)

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Seminal Glands

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B/t fundus of ladder & rectum

Don’t store sperm

Duct joins ductus deferens to form ejaculatory duct

Sup= periotenum

Inf= separated from rectum by rectovesical septum

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Prostate

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Largest

Surrounds prostatic urethra

2/3 glandular

1/3 fibrom.

5 lobes & 3 zones

True & False fibrous capsule

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Bulbourethral Glands

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Cowper

pea sized in external urethral sphincter

Posterolateral to intermed part of urethra open into spongy urethra

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Prostate Lobes and Zones

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Ant

R & L lobes

Median lobe

post lob

Zones: central, periph (cancer), transition (BPH)

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Prostate Lobes

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Ant lobe- only fibrom.

median lobe- cone shpaed b/t 2 ejaculatory ducts and urethra

lateral lobes- main mass, separated by prostatic urethra

post lobe- can be palpated during DRE

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BPH

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enlarged prostate in median lobe & transition lobe which obstructs urethra

Can use transurethral resection of prostate

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Prostate Carcinoma

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most common in >50

70% in periph zone

Blood test for PSA levesl & DRE

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Female Internal

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Uterus

  • hollow & muscular organ
  • pear shpaed
  • in lesser perlivs
  • perimetrium, myometirum & endometrium

Ovaries

  • almond shaped female endocrine glands
  • suspended by mesovarium
  • covered w/ tunica albuginea not w/ peritoneum
  • oocyte released into peritoneal cavity

Uterine Tubes

  • lie in narrow mesentery- mesosalpinx
  • has 4 parts: infundibulum; ampulla; isthmus; intramural

Vagina

  • sup end surrounds cervix
  • canal
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Uterus

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Body upper 2/3

has fundus & isthmus (just above cervix, constricted)

Cervix

Mesometrium (part of broad lig)

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Hysterosalpingography

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Inject H2O radioapque solution or CO2 into uterus to determine its patency

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Other Procedures

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hysteroscopy- examine interior of tubes via endoscopic instrument

Salpingitis- inflammed uterine tube

pyosalpinx- pus in uterine tube

female sterilize- tubal ligation (prefer clip now)

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Female Pelvic Viscera

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Broad Ligament

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Ovarian a. & ovarin br. of uterine anastomosis

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Rectouterine Pouch

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Lowest part of peritoneal cavity- ascites, tumor, endometriosis & pus

B/t rectum & back wall of uterus in female human body.

Also called Douglas Space

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Uterus & Vagina Angles

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Procedures of Vagina

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culdoscopy- inserted through vagina post to examine ovaries/uterine tubes

Couldocentesis- to remove pelvic abscess, fluid or blood in retrouterine pouch

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Pelvic Ligaments

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Pelvis Ligaments

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Broad lig- double layer of peritoneaum extends from sides of uterus to lat walls

  • mesovarium (ovary)
  • messalpinx (covers uterine tube)
  • mesometrium (part of broad lig)

Ovarian lig- medial pole of ovary to uterus

Transverse cervical- pelvic fascia from cervix & vagina to pelvic walls. Mackenrodt’s

Also suspensory lig & round lig!

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Important Uteral structures

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  • lig teres- attach to uterus & below fallopian tube
  • plica rectouterina- fold of peritoneaum w/ rectouterine m. pass from sacrum to base of broad ligament!
  • Parametrium- of cervis to braod ligaments. Contains uterine a. & ovarian lig.
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Dispositon of Uterus

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Uterine Prolapse

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IVF

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in superovulating ovary take ova from mature follicle

Ova fertilized in vitro & inserted into uterus

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Vaginal Fistulae

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Wekness, necrosis or tears from trauma

vesicovaginal *vaginal & bladder*

urethrovaginal *vaginal & urethra*

rectovaginal *vaginal & rectum*

vaginoperineal *vaginal & perineum*

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Hysterectomy

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uterine & cervical cancer so remove uterus