TA Code | Latin official term | English equivalent |
A09.0.00.000 |
Systemata genitalia
|
Genital systems
|
A09.0.00.001 |
Systema genitale femininum
|
Female genital system
|
A09.0.00.002 |
Systema genitale masculinum
|
Male genital system
|
A09.1.00.001 |
Organa genitalia feminina interna
|
Female internal genitalia
|
A09.1.01.001 |
OVARIUM
|
OVARY
|
A09.1.01.002 |
Hilum ovarii
|
Hilum of ovary
|
A09.1.01.003 |
Facies medialis
|
Medial surface
|
A09.1.01.004 |
Facies lateralis
|
Lateral surface
|
A09.1.01.005 |
Margo liber
|
Free border
|
A09.1.01.006 |
Margo mesovaricus
|
Mesovarian border
|
A09.1.01.007 |
Extremitas tubaria
|
Tubal extremity
|
A09.1.01.008 |
Extremitas uterina
|
Uterine extremity
|
A09.1.01.009 |
Tunica albuginea
|
Tunica albuginea
|
A09.1.01.010 |
Stroma ovarii
|
Ovarian stroma
|
A09.1.01.011 |
Cortex ovarii
|
Ovarian cortex
|
A09.1.01.012 |
Medulla ovarii
|
Ovarian medulla
|
↓ A09.1.01.013 |
Folliculi ovarici vesiculosi
|
Vesicular ovarian follicles
|
A09.1.01.014 |
Corpus rubrum
|
Corpus rubrum
|
A09.1.01.015 |
Corpus luteum
|
Corpus luteum
|
A09.1.01.016 |
Corpus albicans
|
Corpus albicans
|
A09.1.01.017 |
Lig. ovarii proprium; Lig. uteroovaricum
|
Ligament of ovary
|
↓ A09.1.01.018 |
Lig. suspensorium ovarii ♀
|
Suspensory ligament of ovary; Infundibulopelvic ligament ♀
|
A09.1.02.001 |
TUBA UTERINA; SALPINX
|
UTERINE TUBE
|
A09.1.02.002 |
Ostium abdominale tubae uterinae
|
Abdominal ostium
|
A09.1.02.003 |
Infundibulum tubae uterinae
|
Infundibulum
|
A09.1.02.004 |
Fimbriae tubae uterinae
|
Fimbriae
|
A09.1.02.005 |
Fimbria ovarica
|
Ovarian fimbria
|
A09.1.02.006 |
Ampulla tubae uterinae
|
Ampulla
|
A09.1.02.007 |
Isthmus tubae uterinae
|
Isthmus
|
A09.1.02.008 |
Pars uterina
|
Uterine part; Intramural part
|
A09.1.02.009 |
Ostium uterinum tubae uterinae
|
Uterine ostium
|
A09.1.02.010 |
Tunica serosa
|
Serosa; Serous coat
|
A09.1.02.011 |
Tela subserosa
|
Subserosa; Subserous layer
|
A09.1.02.012 |
Tunica muscularis
|
Muscular layer; Muscular coat
|
A09.1.02.013 |
Tunica mucosa
|
Mucosa; Mucous membrane
|
A09.1.02.014 |
Plicae tubariae
|
Folds of uterine tube
|
A09.1.03.001 |
UTERUS
|
UTERUS
|
A09.1.03.002 |
Fundus uteri
|
Fundus of uterus
|
A09.1.03.003 |
Corpus uteri
|
Body of uterus
|
A09.1.03.004 |
Cornu uteri
|
Uterine horn
|
A09.1.03.005 |
Margo uteri
|
Border of uterus
|
A09.1.03.006 |
Facies intestinalis; Facies posterior
|
Intestinal surface; Posterior surface
|
A09.1.03.007 |
Cavitas uteri
|
Uterine cavity
|
A09.1.03.008 |
Facies vesicalis; Facies anterior
|
Vesical surface; Anterior surface
|
A09.1.03.009 |
Ostium anatomicum uteri internum
|
Anatomical internal os
|
A09.1.03.010 |
Cervix uteri
|
Cervix of uterus
|
A09.1.03.011 |
Portio supravaginalis cervicis
|
Supravaginal part
|
A09.1.03.012 |
Isthmus uteri
|
Isthmus of uterus
|
↓ A09.1.03.013 |
Ostium histologicum uteri internum
|
Histological internal os
|
A09.1.03.014 |
Portio vaginalis cervicis
|
Vaginal part
|
A09.1.03.015 |
Ostium uteri
|
External os of uterus
|
A09.1.03.016 |
Labium anterius
|
Anterior lip
|
A09.1.03.017 |
Labium posterius
|
Posterior lip
|
A09.1.03.018 |
Canalis cervicis uteri
|
Cervical canal
|
A09.1.03.019 |
Plicae palmatae
|
Palmate folds
|
A09.1.03.020 |
Glandulae cervicales
|
Cervical glands
|
A09.1.03.021 |
Parametrium
|
Parametrium
|
A09.1.03.022 |
Paracervix
|
Paracervix
|
A09.1.03.023 |
Tunica serosa; Perimetrium
|
Serosa; Serous coat; Perimetrium
|
A09.1.03.024 |
Tela subserosa
|
Subserosa; Subserous layer
|
A09.1.03.025 |
Tunica muscularis; Myometrium
|
Myometrium
|
A09.1.03.026 |
M. rectouterinus
|
Recto-uterinus
|
A09.1.03.027 |
Tunica mucosa; Endometrium
|
Endometrium
|
A09.1.03.028 |
Glandulae uterinae
|
Uterine glands
|
A09.1.03.029 |
Lig. teres uteri
|
Round ligament of uterus
|
A09.1.03.030 |
Lig. pubocervicale
|
Pubocervical ligament
|
A09.1.03.031 |
Lig. cardinale; Lig. transversum cervicis
|
Cardinal ligament; Transverse cervical ligament
|
A09.1.03.032 |
Lig. rectouterinum
|
Uterosacral ligament; Recto-uterine ligament
|
A09.1.04.001 |
VAGINA
|
VAGINA
|
A09.1.04.002 |
Fornix vaginae
|
Vaginal fornix
|
A09.1.04.003 |
Pars anterior
|
Anterior part
|
A09.1.04.004 |
Pars posterior
|
Posterior part
|
A09.1.04.005 |
Pars lateralis
|
Lateral part
|
A09.1.04.006 |
Paries anterior
|
Anterior wall
|
A09.1.04.007 |
Paries posterior
|
Posterior wall
|
A09.1.04.008 |
Hymen
|
Hymen
|
A09.1.04.009 |
Carunculae hymenales
|
Carunculae hymenales; Hymenal caruncles
|
A09.1.04.010 |
Tunica muscularis
|
Muscular layer; Muscular coat
|
A09.1.04.011 |
Tunica mucosa
|
Mucosa; Mucous membrane
|
A09.1.04.012 |
Rugae vaginales
|
Vaginal rugae
|
A09.1.04.013 |
Columnae rugarum
|
Vaginal columns
|
A09.1.04.014 |
Columna rugarum anterior
|
Anterior vaginal column
|
A09.1.04.015 |
Columna rugarum posterior
|
Posterior vaginal column
|
A09.1.04.016 |
Carina urethralis vaginae
|
Urethral carina of vagina
|
A09.1.04.017 |
Tunica spongiosa
|
Spongy layer
|
A09.1.05.001 |
Epoophoron
|
Epoophoron
|
A09.1.05.002 |
Ductus longitudinalis
|
Longitudinal duct
|
A09.1.05.003 |
Ductuli transversi
|
Transverse ductules
|
A09.1.05.004 |
Appendices vesiculosae
|
Vesicular appendices
|
A09.1.06.001 |
Paroophoron
|
Paroophoron
|
A09.1.06.002 |
(Ductus deferens vestigialis)
|
(Vestige of ductus deferens)
|
A09.2.00.001 |
Organa genitalia feminina externa
|
Female external genitalia
|
A09.2.01.001 |
PUDENDUM FEMININUM; VULVA
|
PUDENDUM; VULVA
|
A09.2.01.002 |
Mons pubis
|
Mons pubis
|
A09.2.01.003 |
Labium majus pudendi
|
Labium majus
|
A09.2.01.004 |
Commissura labiorum anterior
|
Anterior commissure
|
A09.2.01.005 |
Commissura labiorum posterior
|
Posterior commissure
|
A09.2.01.006 |
Rima pudendi
|
Pudendal cleft
|
A09.2.01.007 |
Labium minus pudendi
|
Labium minus
|
A09.2.01.008 |
Frenulum labiorum pudendi
|
Frenulum of labia minora; Fourchette
|
A09.2.01.009 |
Preputium clitoridis
|
Prepuce of clitoris
|
A09.2.01.010 |
Frenulum clitoridis
|
Frenulum of clitoris
|
↓ A09.2.01.011 |
Vestibulum vaginae
|
Vestibule
|
A09.2.01.012 |
Fossa vestibuli vaginae
|
Vestibular fossa
|
A09.2.01.013 |
Bulbus vestibuli
|
Bulb of vestibule
|
A09.2.01.014 |
Commissura bulborum
|
Commissure of bulbs
|
A09.2.01.015 |
Ostium vaginae
|
Vaginal orifice
|
A09.2.01.016 |
Glandula vestibularis major
|
Greater vestibular gland
|
A09.2.01.017 |
Glandulae vestibulares minores
|
Lesser vestibular glands
|
A09.2.02.001 |
Clitoris
|
Clitoris
|
A09.2.02.002 |
Crus clitoridis
|
Crus of clitoris
|
A09.2.02.003 |
Corpus clitoridis
|
Body of clitoris
|
A09.2.02.004 |
Glans clitoridis
|
Glans of clitoris
|
A09.2.02.005 |
Corpus cavernosum clitoridis
|
Corpus cavernosum of clitoris
|
A09.2.02.006 |
Septum corporum cavernosorum
|
Septum of corpora cavernosa
|
A09.2.02.007 |
Fascia clitoridis
|
Fascia of clitoris
|
↓ A04.5.02.019 |
Lig. suspensorium clitoridis ♀
|
Suspensory ligament of clitoris ♀
|
↓ A04.5.02.023 |
Lig. fundiforme clitoridis ♀
|
Fundiform ligament of clitoris ♀
|
A08.4.01.001 |
Urethra feminina ♀
|
Female urethra ♀
|
↓ A08.3.01.028 |
Ostium urethrae internum ♀
|
Internal urethral orifice; Internal urinary meatus ♀
|
A09.2.03.001 |
Ostium urethrae internum accipiens
|
Filling internal urethral orifice
|
A09.2.03.002 |
Ostium urethrae internum evacuans
|
Voiding internal urethral orifice
|
A09.2.03.003 |
Pars intramuralis
|
Intramural part
|
A09.2.03.004 |
Crista urethralis
|
Urethral crest
|
A09.2.03.005 |
Ostium urethrae externum
|
External urethral orifice
|
↓ A09.2.03.006 |
M. sphincter urethrae externus ♀
|
External urethral sphincter ♀
|
A09.2.03.007 |
Tunica muscularis
|
Muscular layer; Muscular coat
|
A09.2.03.008 |
Stratum circulare
|
Circular layer
|
↓ A09.2.03.009 |
M. sphincter urethrae internus
|
Internal urethral sphincter
|
A09.2.03.010 |
Stratum longitudinale
|
Longitudinal layer
|
A09.2.03.011 |
Tunica spongiosa
|
Spongy layer
|
A09.2.03.012 |
Tunica mucosa
|
Mucosa; Mucous membrane
|
A09.2.03.013 |
Glandulae urethrales
|
Urethral glands
|
A09.2.03.014 |
Lacunae urethrales
|
Urethral lacunae
|
A09.2.03.015 |
(Ductus paraurethrales)
|
(Para-urethral ducts)
|
A09.3.00.001 |
Organa genitalia masculina interna
|
Male internal genitalia
|
A09.3.01.001 |
TESTIS; ORCHIS
|
TESTIS
|
A09.3.01.002 |
Extremitas superior; Polus superior
|
Upper pole; Superior pole
|
A09.3.01.003 |
Extremitas inferior; Polus inferior
|
Lower pole; Inferior pole
|
A09.3.01.004 |
Facies lateralis
|
Lateral surface
|
A09.3.01.005 |
Facies medialis
|
Medial surface
|
A09.3.01.006 |
Margo anterior
|
Anterior border
|
A09.3.01.007 |
Margo posterior
|
Posterior border
|
A09.3.01.008 |
Tunica vaginalis testis
|
Tunica vaginalis
|
A09.3.01.009 |
Lamina parietalis
|
Parietal layer
|
A09.3.01.010 |
Lamina visceralis
|
Visceral layer
|
A09.3.01.011 |
Lig. epididymidis superius
|
Superior ligament of epididymis
|
A09.3.01.012 |
Lig. epididymidis inferius
|
Inferior ligament of epididymis
|
A09.3.01.013 |
Sinus epididymidis
|
Sinus of epididymis
|
A09.3.01.014 |
Tunica serosa
|
Serosa; Serous coat
|
A09.3.01.015 |
Tela subserosa
|
Subserosa; Subserous layer
|
A09.3.01.016 |
Tunica albuginea
|
Tunica albuginea
|
A09.3.01.017 |
Tunica vasculosa
|
Vascular layer
|
A09.3.01.018 |
Mediastinum testis
|
Mediastinum of testis
|
A09.3.01.019 |
Septula testis
|
Septa testis
|
A09.3.01.020 |
Lobuli testis
|
Lobules of testis
|
A09.3.01.021 |
Parenchyma testis
|
Parenchyma of testis
|
A09.3.01.022 |
Tubuli seminiferi contorti
|
Seminiferous tubules; Convoluted seminiferous tubules
|
A09.3.01.023 |
Tubuli seminiferi recti
|
Straight tubules
|
A09.3.01.024 |
Rete testis
|
Rete testis
|
A09.3.01.025 |
Ductuli efferentes testis
|
Efferent ductules
|
A09.3.02.001 |
EPIDIDYMIS
|
EPIDIDYMIS
|
A09.3.02.002 |
Caput epididymidis
|
Head
|
A09.3.02.003 |
Lobuli epididymidis; Coni epididymidis
|
Lobules of epididymis; Conical lobules of epididymis
|
A09.3.02.004 |
Corpus epididymidis
|
Body of epididymis
|
A09.3.02.005 |
Cauda epididymidis
|
Tail of epididymis
|
A09.3.02.006 |
Ductus epididymidis
|
Duct of epididymis
|
A09.3.02.007 |
Ductuli aberrantes
|
Aberrant ductules
|
A09.3.02.008 |
(Ductulus aberrans superior)
|
(Superior aberrant ductule)
|
A09.3.02.009 |
(Ductulus aberrans inferior)
|
(Inferior aberrant ductule)
|
A09.3.02.010 |
Appendix testis
|
Appendix of testis
|
A09.3.02.011 |
(Appendix epididymidis)
|
(Appendix of epididymis)
|
A09.3.03.001 |
(PARADIDYMIS)
|
(PARADIDYMIS)
|
A09.3.04.001 |
FUNICULUS SPERMATICUS
|
SPERMATIC CORD
|
A09.3.04.002 |
Fascia spermatica externa
|
External spermatic fascia
|
A09.3.04.003 |
M. cremaster
|
Cremaster
|
A09.3.04.004 |
Fascia cremasterica
|
Cremasteric fascia
|
A09.3.04.005 |
Fascia spermatica interna
|
Internal spermatic fascia
|
A09.3.04.006 |
(Vestigium processus vaginalis)
|
(Vestige of processus vaginalis)
|
A09.3.05.001 |
DUCTUS DEFERENS
|
DUCTUS DEFERENS; VAS DEFERENS
|
A09.3.05.002 |
Pars scrotalis
|
Scrotal part
|
A09.3.05.003 |
Pars funicularis
|
Funicular part
|
A09.3.05.004 |
Pars inguinalis
|
Inguinal part
|
A09.3.05.005 |
Pars pelvica
|
Pelvic part
|
A09.3.05.006 |
Ampulla ductus deferentis
|
Ampulla of ductus deferens
|
A09.3.05.007 |
Diverticula ampullae
|
Diverticula of ampulla
|
A09.3.05.008 |
Tunica adventitia
|
Adventitia
|
A09.3.05.009 |
Tunica muscularis
|
Muscular layer; Muscular coat
|
A09.3.05.010 |
Tunica mucosa
|
Mucosa; Mucous membrane
|
↓ A09.3.06.001 |
GLANDULA VESICULOSA; GLANDULA SEMINALIS; VESICULA SEMINALIS
|
SEMINAL GLAND; SEMINAL VESICLE
|
A09.3.06.002 |
Tunica adventitia
|
Adventitia
|
A09.3.06.003 |
Tunica muscularis
|
Muscular layer; Muscular coat
|
A09.3.06.004 |
Tunica mucosa
|
Mucosa; Mucous membrane
|
A09.3.06.005 |
Ductus excretorius
|
Excretory duct
|
A09.3.07.001 |
Ductus ejaculatorius
|
Ejaculatory duct
|
↓ A09.3.08.001 |
PROSTATA
|
PROSTATE
|
A09.3.08.002 |
Basis prostatae
|
Base of prostate
|
A09.3.08.003 |
Pars proximalis
|
Proximal part
|
A09.3.08.004 |
Zona glandularum periurethralium
|
Peri-urethral gland zone
|
A09.3.08.005 |
Pars distalis
|
Distal part
|
A09.3.08.006 |
Apex prostatae
|
Apex of prostate
|
A09.3.08.007 |
Facies anterior
|
Anterior surface
|
A09.3.08.008 |
Facies posterior
|
Posterior surface
|
A09.3.08.009 |
Facies inferolateralis
|
Inferolateral surface
|
↓ A09.3.08.010 |
Lobi prostatae
|
Lobes of prostate
|
↓ A09.3.08.011 |
Lobulus inferoposterior
|
Inferoposterior lobule
|
↓ A09.3.08.012 |
Lobulus inferolateralis
|
Inferolateral lobule
|
↓ A09.3.08.013 |
Lobulus superomedialis
|
Superomedial lobule
|
↓ A09.3.08.014 |
Lobulus anteromedialis
|
Anteromedial lobule
|
A09.3.08.015 |
(Lobus medius)
|
(Middle lobe)
|
A09.3.08.016 |
Isthmus prostatae; Commissura prostatae
|
Isthmus of prostate; Commissure of prostate
|
A09.3.08.017 |
Capsula prostatica
|
Capsule of prostate
|
A09.3.08.018 |
Parenchyma
|
Parenchyma
|
A09.3.08.019 |
Ductuli prostatici
|
Prostatic ducts
|
A09.3.08.020 |
Substantia muscularis
|
Muscular tissue
|
↓ A04.5.04.005 |
M. puboprostaticus; M. levator prostatae ♂
|
Puboprostaticus; Levator prostatae ♂
|
↓ A08.3.01.021 |
M. vesicoprostaticus ♂
|
Vesicoprostaticus ♂
|
↓ A09.3.08.021 |
Area trapezoidea
|
Trapezoid area
|
A09.3.09.001 |
GLANDULA BULBOURETHRALIS
|
BULBO-URETHRAL GLAND
|
A09.3.09.002 |
Ductus glandulae bulbourethralis
|
Duct of bulbo-urethral gland
|
A09.4.00.001 |
Organa genitalia masculina externa
|
Male external genitalia
|
A09.4.01.001 |
PENIS
|
PENIS
|
A09.4.01.002 |
Radix penis
|
Root of penis
|
A09.4.01.003 |
Corpus penis
|
Body of penis
|
A09.4.01.004 |
Crus penis
|
Crus of penis
|
A09.4.01.005 |
Dorsum penis
|
Dorsum of penis
|
A09.4.01.006 |
Facies urethralis
|
Urethral surface
|
A09.4.01.007 |
Glans penis
|
Glans penis
|
A09.4.01.008 |
Corona glandis
|
Corona of glans
|
A09.4.01.009 |
Septum glandis
|
Septum of glans
|
A09.4.01.010 |
Collum glandis
|
Neck of glans
|
A09.4.01.011 |
Preputium penis
|
Prepuce; Foreskin
|
A09.4.01.012 |
Frenulum preputii
|
Frenulum
|
A09.4.01.013 |
Raphe penis
|
Raphe of penis
|
A09.4.01.014 |
Corpus cavernosum penis
|
Corpus cavernosum penis
|
A09.4.01.015 |
Corpus spongiosum penis
|
Corpus spongiosum penis
|
A09.4.01.016 |
Bulbus penis
|
Bulb of penis
|
A09.4.01.017 |
Tunica albuginea corporum cavernosorum
|
Tunica albuginea of corpora cavernosa
|
A09.4.01.018 |
Tunica albuginea corporis spongiosi
|
Tunica albuginea of corpus spongiosum
|
A09.4.01.019 |
Septum penis
|
Septum penis
|
A09.4.01.020 |
Trabeculae corporum cavernosorum
|
Trabeculae of corpora cavernosa
|
A09.4.01.021 |
Trabeculae corporis spongiosi
|
Trabeculae of corpus spongiosum
|
A09.4.01.022 |
Cavernae corporum cavernosorum
|
Cavernous spaces of corpora cavernosa
|
A09.4.01.023 |
Cavernae corporis spongiosi
|
Cavernous spaces of corpus spongiosum
|
A09.4.01.024 |
Aa. helicinae
|
Helicine arteries
|
A09.4.01.025 |
Vv. cavernosae
|
Cavernous veins
|
A09.4.01.026 |
Fascia penis
|
Fascia of penis
|
↓ A04.5.02.019 |
Lig. suspensorium penis ♂
|
Suspensory ligament of penis ♂
|
A09.4.01.027 |
Tela subcutanea penis
|
Subcutaneous tissue of penis
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↓ A04.5.02.023 |
Lig. fundiforme penis ♂
|
Fundiform ligament of penis ♂
|
A09.4.01.028 |
Glandulae preputiales
|
Preputial glands
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A08.5.01.001 |
URETHRA MASCULINA ♂
|
MALE URETHRA ♂
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↓ A08.3.01.027 |
Ostium urethrae internum ♂
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Internal urethral orifice; Internal urinary meatus ♂
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A09.4.02.001 |
Ostium urethrae internum accipiens
|
Filling internal urethral orifice
|
A09.4.02.002 |
Ostium urethrae internum evacuans
|
Emptying internal urethral orifice
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A09.4.02.003 |
Pars intramuralis; Pars preprostatica
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Intramural part; Preprostatic part
|
A09.4.02.004 |
Pars prostatica
|
Prostatic urethra
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A09.4.02.005 |
Pars proximalis
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Proximal part
|
A09.4.02.006 |
Pars distalis
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Distal part
|
A09.4.02.007 |
Crista urethralis
|
Urethral crest
|
A09.4.02.008 |
Colliculus seminalis
|
Seminal colliculus
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A09.4.02.009 |
Utriculus prostaticus
|
Prostatic utricle
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A09.4.02.010 |
Sinus prostaticus
|
Prostatic sinus
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A09.4.02.011 |
Tunica muscularis
|
Muscular layer; Muscular coat
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A09.4.02.012 |
Stratum circulare
|
Circular layer
|
A09.4.02.013 |
M. sphincter urethrae internus; M. sphincter supracollicularis
|
Internal urethral sphincter; Preprostatic sphincter; Supracollicular sphincter
|
A09.4.02.014 |
Stratum longitudinale
|
Longitudinal layer
|
A09.4.02.015 |
Tunica mucosa
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Mucosa; Mucous membrane
|
↓ A09.4.02.016 |
M. sphincter urethrae externus ♂
|
External urethral sphincter ♂
|
↓ A09.4.02.017 |
Pars intermedia; Pars membranacea
|
Intermediate part of urethra; Membranous urethra
|
A09.4.02.018 |
Tunica muscularis
|
Muscular layer; Muscular coat
|
A09.4.02.019 |
Stratum longitudinale
|
Longitudinal layer
|
A09.4.02.020 |
Tunica mucosa
|
Mucosa; Mucous membrane
|
A09.4.02.021 |
Pars spongiosa
|
Spongy urethra
|
A09.4.02.022 |
Fossa navicularis urethrae
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Navicular fossa
|
A09.4.02.023 |
(Valvula fossae navicularis)
|
(Valve of navicular fossa)
|
A09.4.02.024 |
Lacunae urethrales
|
Urethral lacunae
|
A09.4.02.025 |
Glandulae urethrales
|
Urethral glands
|
A09.4.02.026 |
Ductus paraurethrales
|
Para-urethral ducts
|
A09.4.02.027 |
Tunica muscularis
|
Muscular layer; Muscular coat
|
A09.4.02.028 |
Stratum longitudinale
|
Longitudinal layer
|
A09.4.02.029 |
Tunica mucosa
|
Mucosa; Mucous membrane
|
A09.4.02.030 |
Ostium urethrae externum
|
External urethral orifice; External urinary meatus
|
A09.4.03.001 |
SCROTUM
|
SCROTUM
|
A09.4.03.002 |
Raphe scroti
|
Raphe of scrotum
|
A09.4.03.003 |
Tunica dartos
|
Dartos fascia; Superficial fascia of scrotum
|
A09.4.03.004 |
Septum scroti
|
Septum of scrotum
|
A09.4.03.005 |
M. dartos
|
Dartos muscle
|
↓ A09.5.00.001 |
Perineum
|
Perineum
|
A09.2.00.001 |
Organa genitalia feminina externa
|
Female external genitalia
|
A09.4.00.001 |
Organa genitalia masculina externa
|
Male external genitalia
|
A09.5.00.002 |
Raphe perinei
|
Perineal raphe
|
A04.5.05.001 |
Mm. perinei
|
Perineal muscles
|
A09.5.00.003 |
M. regionis analis
|
Muscle of anal triangle
|
A04.5.04.012 |
M. sphincter ani externus
|
External anal sphincter
|
A09.5.00.004 |
Mm. regionis urogenitalis
|
Muscles of urogenital triangle
|
↓ A09.5.00.005 |
Corpus perineale; Centrum perinei
|
Perineal body
|
↓ A04.5.04.016 |
Corpus anococcygeum; Lig. anococcygeum
|
Anococcygeal body; Anococcygeal ligament
|
A09.5.00.006 |
Tela subcutanea perinei
|
Subcutaneous tissue of perineum
|
A09.5.00.007 |
Stratum membranosum
|
Membranous layer
|
↓ A09.5.01.001 |
Saccus subcutaneus perinei
|
Subcutaneous perineal pouch
|
↓ A09.5.02.001 |
Compartimentum superficiale perinei; Spatium superficiale perinei
|
Superficial perineal pouch; Superficial perineal compartment; Superficial perineal space
|
A09.5.02.002 |
Fascia perinei; Fascia investiens perinei superficialis
|
Perineal fascia; Deep perineal fascia; Superficial investing fascia of perineum
|
↓ A09.5.02.003 |
M. transversus superficialis perinei
|
Superficial transverse perineal muscle
|
A09.5.02.004 |
M. ischiocavernosus
|
Ischiocavernosus
|
A09.5.02.005 |
M. bulbospongiosus
|
Bulbospongiosus
|
↓ A09.5.03.001 |
Saccus profundus perinei; Spatium profundum perinei
|
Deep perineal pouch; Deep perineal space
|
A09.5.03.002 |
Membrana perinei
|
Perineal membrane
|
↓ A09.5.03.003 |
Lig. transversum perinei ♂
|
Transverse perineal ligament ♂
|
↓ A09.5.03.004 |
M. transversus perinei profundus ♂
|
Deep transverse perineal muscle ♂
|
↓ A09.4.02.016 |
M. sphincter urethrae externus ♂
|
External urethral sphincter ♂
|
↓ A09.2.03.006 |
M. sphincter urethrae externus ♀
|
External urethral sphincter ♀
|
↓ A09.5.03.005 |
M. compressor urethrae ♀
|
Compressor urethrae ♀
|
↓ A09.5.03.006 |
M. sphincter urethrovaginalis ♀
|
Sphincter urethrovaginalis ♀
|
A09.5.04.001 |
Fossa ischioanalis
|
Ischio-anal fossa
|
A09.5.04.002 |
Corpus adiposum fossae ischioanalis
|
Fat body of ischio-anal fossa
|
A09.5.04.003 |
Canalis pudendalis
|
Pudendal canal
|
Entries: 317 | Notes: 39 | Date: 28.01.2013 |
♦ TA98 footnote | ♠ TA98 correction note | ♣ TA98 RAT note | ♥ TA98 redirection note |
♠ | A09.1.01.013 | Folliculi ovarici vesiculosi A typographical error in the published book (Thieme 1998) was corrected by replacing "follicle" with "follicles" in the English equivalent term. |
♠ | A09.1.01.018 | Lig. suspensorium ovarii The two entries for this entity were made identical by using the female gender symbol in both entries. |
♦ | A09.1.03.013 | Ostium histologicum uteri internum The histological internal os is the lower limit of the isthmus uteri and can be recognized with the unaided eye: above endometrium is present that undergoes menstrual changes; below cervical mucosa is present that does not. Frankl O. 1933. "On the Physiology and Pathology of the Isthmus Uteri." J Obstet Gynecol Br Commonw. 40: 397-422. |
♠ | A09.2.01.011 | Vestibulum vaginae A typographical error in the published book (Thieme 1998) was corrected by decreasing the last digit of the printed TA code (A09.2.01.012) by one. |
♠ | A04.5.02.019 | Lig. suspensorium clitoridis The two entries for this entity were made identical by using the male gender symbol in both entries. |
♠ | A04.5.02.023 | Lig. fundiforme clitoridis The two entries for this entity were made identical by using the female gender symbol in both entries. |
♠ | A08.3.01.028 | Ostium urethrae internum In the published book (Thieme 1998), one entry, listed under urethra masculina in chapter 09 had a reference TA code (A08.3.01.028) that did not appear in the expected position in chapter 08. The missing entity in chapter 08, which has been restored, was the ostium internae of the urethra feminina, the female homologue of the ostium internae of the urethra masculina. Because both entities have the same name in Terminologia Anatomica, gender symbols were added to distinguish between the two entities. |
♦ | A08.3.01.028 | Ostium urethrae internum This term describes the opening of the urethra from the bladder. However, superimposed lateral cystograms and voiding cystourethrograms show that the ostium in the bladder that is filling differs from the ostium in the bladder that is voiding. The bladder around the ostium urethrae accipiens usually forms a flat disc or baseplate, the pars intramuralis urethrae (bladder neck) is closed and the urethra is at its longest. With the onset of voiding the baseplate becomes progressively funnel-shaped and the bladder neck opens and becomes incorporated into the funnel so that the bladder appears to descend and the urethra to shorten. The ostium urethrae internum evacuans then lies some 20% closer to the ostium urethrae externum in the female, and at the basis prostatae in the male. |
♠ | A09.2.03.006 | M. sphincter urethrae externus The two entries for this entity were made identical by using the female gender symbol in both entries. |
♠ | A09.2.03.009 | M. sphincter urethrae internus The Latin precursor sphincter urethrae internus was corrected by restoring the missing noun musculus. |
♦ | A09.3.06.001 | Glandula vesiculosa This term should be used instead of vesicula seminalis because the organ is not a reservoir for semen, but a gland secreting a substantial part of seminal plasma. |
♦ | A09.3.08.001 | Prostata The term glandula prostatica has been omitted because the prostate is more than its glandular part which comprises only about two-thirds of the tissue inside the prostatic capsule. |
♣ | A09.3.08.010 | Lobi prostatae The Latin precursor lobi prostatae dexter et sinister, and the English equivalent, contained a conjunction, which is not compatible with the rules of Regular Anatomical Terminology. |
♦ | A09.3.08.011 | Lobuli prostatae Within each lobe of the prostate, four lobules are defined by the arrangement of ducts and connective tissue and may be distinguished with the unaided eye. The combined inferoposterior/inferolateral lobules, the superomedial lobules and the anteromedial lobules correspond to the histological entities of McNeal [1988. Am J Surg Pathol 12: 619-633], and widely called after his usage, peripheral, central and transition zones respectively. A technique for the gross dissection of the inferoposterior, inferolateral and combined superomedial/anteromedial lobules was described by Tisell and Salander [1975. Scand J Urol Nephrol 9: 185-191 1975]. The inferoposterior and inferolateral lobules, together with the commissure, form a hollow cone within which the superomedial lobes surround the ejaculatory ducts and the anteromedial lobes flank the proximal urethra. |
♦ | A09.3.08.012 | Lobuli prostatae Within each lobe of the prostate, four lobules are defined by the arrangement of ducts and connective tissue and may be distinguished with the unaided eye. The combined inferoposterior/inferolateral lobules, the superomedial lobules and the anteromedial lobules correspond to the histological entities of McNeal [1988. Am J Surg Pathol 12: 619-633], and widely called after his usage, peripheral, central and transition zones respectively. A technique for the gross dissection of the inferoposterior, inferolateral and combined superomedial/anteromedial lobules was described by Tisell and Salander [1975. Scand J Urol Nephrol 9: 185-191 1975]. The inferoposterior and inferolateral lobules, together with the commissure, form a hollow cone within which the superomedial lobes surround the ejaculatory ducts and the anteromedial lobes flank the proximal urethra. |
♦ | A09.3.08.013 | Lobuli prostatae Within each lobe of the prostate, four lobules are defined by the arrangement of ducts and connective tissue and may be distinguished with the unaided eye. The combined inferoposterior/inferolateral lobules, the superomedial lobules and the anteromedial lobules correspond to the histological entities of McNeal [1988. Am J Surg Pathol 12: 619-633], and widely called after his usage, peripheral, central and transition zones respectively. A technique for the gross dissection of the inferoposterior, inferolateral and combined superomedial/anteromedial lobules was described by Tisell and Salander [1975. Scand J Urol Nephrol 9: 185-191 1975]. The inferoposterior and inferolateral lobules, together with the commissure, form a hollow cone within which the superomedial lobes surround the ejaculatory ducts and the anteromedial lobes flank the proximal urethra. |
♦ | A09.3.08.014 | Lobuli prostatae Within each lobe of the prostate, four lobules are defined by the arrangement of ducts and connective tissue and may be distinguished with the unaided eye. The combined inferoposterior/inferolateral lobules, the superomedial lobules and the anteromedial lobules correspond to the histological entities of McNeal [1988. Am J Surg Pathol 12: 619-633], and widely called after his usage, peripheral, central and transition zones respectively. A technique for the gross dissection of the inferoposterior, inferolateral and combined superomedial/anteromedial lobules was described by Tisell and Salander [1975. Scand J Urol Nephrol 9: 185-191 1975]. The inferoposterior and inferolateral lobules, together with the commissure, form a hollow cone within which the superomedial lobes surround the ejaculatory ducts and the anteromedial lobes flank the proximal urethra. |
♠ | A04.5.04.005 | M. puboprostaticus The two entries for this entity were made identical by using the official Latin and English synonyms (m. levator prostatae and levator prostatae), and the male gender symbol in both entries. |
♠ | A08.3.01.021 | M. vesicoprostaticus The two entries for this entity were made identical by using the male gender symbol in both entries. |
♦ | A09.3.08.021 | Area trapezoidea A hyperechoic area found distal to the prostate, bounded superiorly by the m. rectoperinealis applied to the prostate, anteriorly by the pars intermedia urethrae, inferiorly by the m. anoperinealis and posteriorly by the anorectal flexure. |
♠ | A04.5.02.019 | Lig. suspensorium penis The two entries for this entity were made identical by using the female gender symbol in both entries. |
♠ | A04.5.02.023 | Lig. fundiforme penis The two entries for this entity were made identical by using the male gender symbol in both entries. |
♦ | A08.3.01.027 | Ostium urethrae internum This term describes the opening of the urethra from the bladder. However, superimposed lateral cystograms and voiding cystourethrograms show that the ostium in the bladder that is filling differs from the ostium in the bladder that is voiding. The bladder around the ostium urethrae accipiens usually forms a flat disc or baseplate, the pars intramuralis urethrae (bladder neck) is closed and the urethra is at its longest. With the onset of voiding the baseplate becomes progressively funnel-shaped and the bladder neck opens and becomes incorporated into the funnel so that the bladder appears to descend and the urethra to shorten. The ostium urethrae internum evacuans then lies some 20% closer to the ostium urethrae externum in the female, and at the basis prostatae in the male. |
♠ | A08.3.01.027 | Ostium urethrae internum The two entries for this entity were made identical by adding the English synonym internal urinary meatus to the entry that did not already have it. |
♠ | A09.4.02.016 | M. sphincter urethrae externus The two entries for this entity were made identical by using the male gender symbol in both entries. |
♦ | A09.4.02.017 | Pars intermedia With the abandonment of the term urogenital disphragm, pars membranacea has become a misnomer, it being the part between the pars prostatica urethrae and the pars spongiosa urethrae and not just the part passing through the membrana perinealis. The isthmus urethrae extends between the membrana perinealis and the distal end of the colliculus seminalis that may be 0-1 cm above the apex of the prostate. Myers R. P. 1991. "Male Urethral Sphincteric Anatomy and Radical Prostatectomy." Urol Clin North Am 18: 211-227. |
♦ | A09.5.00.001 | Perineum This term, like the term fascia, has been used in different ways in different languages and circumstances. In its most restricted sense, and in obstetrics, it has equated with perineal body; in an intermediate sense it has included only superficial structures within anal and urogenital triangles; in its widest sense, as used here, it includes all structures within those triangles, extending deeply as far as the inferior fascia of the pelvic diaphragm that separates it from pelvic cavity. |
♦ | A09.5.00.005 | Corpus perineale Tendineum has been omitted from the alternative centrum perinei: the perineal body is fibromuscular rather than tendinous and quite unlike the centrum tendineum of the diaphragm. |
♦ | A04.5.04.016 | Corpus anococcygeum The term corpus, rather than ligamentum, has been used here because it is a stratified nonligamentous structure in which fleshy muscle attachments underlie a tendon. |
♦ | A09.5.01.001 | Saccus subcutaneus perinei/compartimentum superficiale perinei/recessus profundus perinei The subcutaneous perineal pouch is a potential space between the membranous layer of perineal subcutaneous tissue and the superficial layer of the investing fascia of perineal muscles. Extravasations or collections in the subcutaneous pouch may track, deep to the membranous layer of subcutaneous tissue, into the anterior abdominal wall, along the clitoris/penis and/or into the labia or scrotum. The superficial pouch is a fully enclosed compartment, being bounded below by the perineal fascia (the superficial layer of the investing fascia of the superficial perineal muscles) and above by the perineal membrane. The deep perineal pouch, on the other hand, is not an enclosed compartment but is open above. This and the deep urogenital muscles are bounded below by the perineal membrane but extend up into the pelvis rendering the old terms diaphragma urogenitalis and fascia diaphragmatis urogenitale inferior misnomers. Oelrich T. M. 1980. "The Urethral Sphincter in the Male." Am J Anat 158: 229-264; Oelrich T. M. 1983. "The Striated Urogenital Sphincter in the Female." Anat Rec 205: 223-232; Roberts W. H., Habenicht J., Krishingner G. 1954. "The Pelvic and Perineal Fasciae and their Neural and Vascular Relationships." Anat Rec 149: 707-720. |
♦ | A09.5.02.001 | Saccus subcutaneus perinei/compartimentum superficiale perinei/recessus profundus perinei The subcutaneous perineal pouch is a potential space between the membranous layer of perineal subcutaneous tissue and the superficial layer of the investing fascia of perineal muscles. Extravasations or collections in the subcutaneous pouch may track, deep to the membranous layer of subcutaneous tissue, into the anterior abdominal wall, along the clitoris/penis and/or into the labia or scrotum. The superficial pouch is a fully enclosed compartment, being bounded below by the perineal fascia (the superficial layer of the investing fascia of the superficial perineal muscles) and above by the perineal membrane. The deep perineal pouch, on the other hand, is not an enclosed compartment but is open above. This and the deep urogenital muscles are bounded below by the perineal membrane but extend up into the pelvis rendering the old terms diaphragma urogenitalis and fascia diaphragmatis urogenitale inferior misnomers. Oelrich T. M. 1980. "The Urethral Sphincter in the Male." Am J Anat 158: 229-264; Oelrich T. M. 1983. "The Striated Urogenital Sphincter in the Female." Anat Rec 205: 223-232; Roberts W. H., Habenicht J., Krishingner G. 1954. "The Pelvic and Perineal Fasciae and their Neural and Vascular Relationships." Anat Rec 149: 707-720. |
♣ | A09.5.02.003 | M. transversus superficialis perinei The original source term contains an inversion between a genitive complement and an adjective, which is not compatible with the rules of Regular Anatomical Terminology. |
♦ | A09.5.03.001 | Saccus subcutaneus perinei/compartimentum superficiale perinei/recessus profundus perinei The subcutaneous perineal pouch is a potential space between the membranous layer of perineal subcutaneous tissue and the superficial layer of the investing fascia of perineal muscles. Extravasations or collections in the subcutaneous pouch may track, deep to the membranous layer of subcutaneous tissue, into the anterior abdominal wall, along the clitoris/penis and/or into the labia or scrotum. The superficial pouch is a fully enclosed compartment, being bounded below by the perineal fascia (the superficial layer of the investing fascia of the superficial perineal muscles) and above by the perineal membrane. The deep perineal pouch, on the other hand, is not an enclosed compartment but is open above. This and the deep urogenital muscles are bounded below by the perineal membrane but extend up into the pelvis rendering the old terms diaphragma urogenitalis and fascia diaphragmatis urogenitale inferior misnomers. Oelrich T. M. 1980. "The Urethral Sphincter in the Male." Am J Anat 158: 229-264; Oelrich T. M. 1983. "The Striated Urogenital Sphincter in the Female." Anat Rec 205: 223-232; Roberts W. H., Habenicht J., Krishingner G. 1954. "The Pelvic and Perineal Fasciae and their Neural and Vascular Relationships." Anat Rec 149: 707-720. |
♦ | A09.5.03.003 | Lig. transversum perinei There is no transverse perineal ligament as such in the female. Milley P. S., Nichols D. H. 1971. "The Relationship Between the Pubourethral Ligament and the Urogenital Diaphragm in the Human Female." Anat Rec 170: 281-284. |
♦ | A09.5.03.004 | M. transversus perinei profundus ♂ m. compressor urethrae ♀ / m. sphincter urethrovaginalis ♀ The male symbol appears after m. transversus perinei profundus because in the female this muscle is represented only by smooth muscle. The female muscles are a part of the urogenital sphincter described by Oelrich T. M. 1983. "The Striated Urogenital Sphincter in the Human Female." Anat Rec 205: 223-232. |
♠ | A09.4.02.016 | M. sphincter urethrae externus The two entries for this entity were made identical by using the male gender symbol in both entries. |
♠ | A09.2.03.006 | M. sphincter urethrae externus The two entries for this entity were made identical by using the female gender symbol in both entries. |
♦ | A09.5.03.005 | M. transversus perinei profundus ♂ m. compressor urethrae ♀ / m. sphincter urethrovaginalis ♀ The male symbol appears after m. transversus perinei profundus because in the female this muscle is represented only by smooth muscle. The female muscles are a part of the urogenital sphincter described by Oelrich T. M. 1983. "The Striated Urogenital Sphincter in the Human Female." Anat Rec 205: 223-232. |
♦ | A09.5.03.006 | M. transversus perinei profundus ♂ m. compressor urethrae ♀ / m. sphincter urethrovaginalis ♀ The male symbol appears after m. transversus perinei profundus because in the female this muscle is represented only by smooth muscle. The female muscles are a part of the urogenital sphincter described by Oelrich T. M. 1983. "The Striated Urogenital Sphincter in the Human Female." Anat Rec 205: 223-232. |