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Perineum
| TA Code | Latin term | English term |
| ↓ 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
|
| Entries: 12 | Notes: 3 | Date: 28.01.2013 |
| ♦ TA98 footnote | ♠ TA98 correction note | ♣ TA98 RAT note | ♥ TA98 redirection note |
| ♦ | 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. |