3. The pelvic cavity is a body cavity that is
bounded by the bones of the pelvis. Its oblique
roof is the pelvic inlet (the superior opening of the
pelvis). Its lower boundary is the pelvic floor.
Location:
The pelvic cavity is a bowl-like structure that sits
below the abdominal cavity.
7. Organs in Pelvic cavity
• Urinary Bladder
• Prostate in male
• Ovaries in female
• Cervix in female
• Testes in male
• Penis in male
• Colon and anus
• Distal end of large intestine
8. URINARY BLADDER
It is located within the pelvis in back of symphsis
pubi .
FEMALES
Vaginal artery supplies the posterio inferior
portion of the Bladder.
MALES
Inferior vesicular artery supplies the posterio
inferior portion of Bladder
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10. RECTUM
• It begins superior to level of third sacral vertebrae
and extend from sigmoid colon to puborectalis
muscle.
• It consists of coverings of peritoneal and flexures .
11.
12. ANAL CANAL
• It starts from puborectalis.
• Ends at anus.
• There is a transition from simple columnar epithelium
of the gut to stratified squamous epithelium of the
epidermis.
• Two sphincters.
• Intenal involuntary.
• External voluntary.
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14. REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS EMBRIOLOGY
Males
• Testes are primary sex organs.
• Vas deferens and epididymis are formed.
• From the mesonephric ducts.
Females
• Ovaries are primary sex organs
• Uterine tubes and uterus are derived.
• From paramesonephric ducts.
15. OVARIES
• Almond shaped and oval bodies which produce ova.
• Three ligaments of the ovary .
• Suspensory.
• Ligament of the ovary .
• Mesovarium.
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17. UTERUS
• Pear shaped muscular organ between bladder
and rectum.
• Uterus consists of:
Fundus
Body
Isthmus
cervix
18. UTERINE TUBES
• Consists of oviducts and there is no direct connection to ovary.
• Oviducts open into peritoneal cavity and medially into the
uterus.
• It consists of:
Isthmus
ampulla
infundibulum
19.
20. UTERINE TUBES
• Consists of oviducts and there is no direct connection to ovary.
• Oviducts open into peritoneal cavity and medially into the
uterus.
• It consists of:
Isthmus
ampulla
infundibulum
21. VAGINA
• It is formed from urogential sinus.
• Extend from cervix of uterus to the vestibule of the vagina
• This organ passes through the urogential diaphragm and the
pelvic diaphragm.
22. DUCTUS DEFRENS
• It conducts sperms from epididymis through inguinal ligament
to posterior surface of the bladder.
• Seminal vesicles are present at posterior surface of bladder
superior to prostate
• , does not store sperm but contribute to semen.
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24. PROSTATE
• Largest accessory gland of the reproductive system.
• The function of prostate is to secrete an appearance ,which
constitute 50-75% of volume of semen along with semen and
seminal vesicle fluid.