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Saccus profundus perinei
| TA Code | Latin term | English term |
| ↓ A09.5.03.001 |
Saccus profundus perinei; Spatium profundum perinei
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Deep perineal pouch; Deep perineal space
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| A09.5.03.002 |
Membrana perinei
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Perineal membrane
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| ↓ A09.5.03.003 |
Lig. transversum perinei ♂
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Transverse perineal ligament ♂
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| ↓ A09.5.03.004 |
M. transversus perinei profundus ♂
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Deep transverse perineal muscle ♂
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| ↓ A09.4.02.016 |
M. sphincter urethrae externus ♂
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External urethral sphincter ♂
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| ↓ A09.2.03.006 |
M. sphincter urethrae externus ♀
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External urethral sphincter ♀
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| ↓ A09.5.03.005 |
M. compressor urethrae ♀
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Compressor urethrae ♀
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| ↓ A09.5.03.006 |
M. sphincter urethrovaginalis ♀
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Sphincter urethrovaginalis ♀
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| Entries: 8 | Notes: 7 | Date: 28.01.2013 |
| ♦ TA98 footnote | ♠ TA98 correction note | ♣ TA98 RAT note | ♥ TA98 redirection note |
| ♦ | 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. |