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Lab 5A: Male Review Lab

Learning Objectives

  • Review the unit materials.

Review videos

Lab 1:

Pelvis osteology – 4 min

Inguinal rings (dog) – 3 min, watch until 24:30

Deep inguinal ring (horse) – watch until 7 min

Lab 2:

Pelvic wall muscles – watch until 4 min

Dog bladder and pelvic urethra – 5 min, watch until 6:30

 

Lab 3:

Layers of the testicle – 15 min

Dr. Gallenstein explains a dog neuter (and the layers of the testicle) – 10 min

Male dog penis – 19 min

Terms

Lab 1:

Boundaries of the Pelvic Cavity
Osteology Features Species differences/comments
Pelvic girdle/pelvis
Pelvic symphysis
Os coxae
Ilium Wing of the Ilium
Tuber coxae
Body of the Ilium
Ischium Ischiatic tuberosity
Ischiatic arch
Obturator foramen
Greater ischiatic notch
Lesser ischiatic notch
Pubis Body of the Pubis
Sacrum Wings of the sacrum
Promontory
Pelvic girdle (pelvis) Pelvic inlet (and define boundaries)
Pelvic outlet (and define boundaries)
Pelvic symphysis
Sacroiliac joint
Sacrotuberous ligament Dog only
Sacrosciatic ligament aka broad sacrotuberous ligament Ungulates
Greater ischiatic (sciatic) foramen
Lesser ischiatic (sciatic) foramen
Sciatic nerve
Pelvic canal
Pelvic inlet
Pelvic outlet
Pelvic diaphragm mm. Levator ani and coccygeus mm. Will be identified later this unit
Ischiorectal fossa Depression between lateral aspect of pelvic diaphragm mm. and medial aspect of ischiatic tuberosity
 Inguinal Canal and Peritoneum
Term Features Species differences/comments
Inguinal canal Short fissure between superficial inguinal ring and deep inguinal ring
Superficial inguinal ring Slit in external abdominal oblique (EAO)
Deep inguinal ring Caudal edge of Internal abdominal oblique m. Cranial boundary
Inguinal ligament (caudal edge of EAO) Caudolateral boundary
Lateral edge of the rectus abdominus muscle Medial boundary
Parietal peritoneum Internal lining of abdominal cavity (very thin and shiny)
Transversalis fascia External lining of abdominal cavity (thicker white, fibrous layer)
Vaginal tunic Combination of tissue layers which contains the spermatic cord
 The Terminal Aorta and its Branches
Term Features
External iliac arteries Deep femoral artery
Pudendoepigastric trunk (PE trunk)
Caudal epigastric artery
External pudendal artery
Femoral artery
Vascular lacuna Space that contains the femoral vessels
Internal iliac arteries
Median sacral artery
Genitofemoral nerve

Lab 2:

Urinary Bladder
Term Features Species differences/comments
Urinary bladder Apex
Neck
Trigone Know boundaries
Ligaments of the bladder Median Only one median ligament of the bladder. Fetus – contains urachus and umbilical arteries.
Lateral Contain ureter and umbilical arteries.
Round Cranial free edges of the lateral ligaments.
Umbilical aa. and urachus Fetal structures.  ID in calves only.
Ureters Spelling counts here.  Do not confuse with urethra!
Ureteral openings
Detrusor m. Innervated by pelvic nerve – parasympathetic
Internal urethral sphincter Innervated by hypogastric nerve – sympathetic
Urethra
Term Features Species differences/comments
Pelvic urethra
Prostatic urethra Males
Penile urethra Males
Urethralis m./external urethral sphincter Innervated by pudendal n. – somatic/voluntary
External urethral orifice Female – empties into the vestibuleMales – empties at the distal end of the penis
Perineum and Pelvic Diaphragm Muscles
Term Features Species differences/comments
Levator ani m.
Coccygeus m.
Rectum
Anus
Anal canal Continuation of the rectum to the anus
Paranal sinuses (anal sacs)
Internal sphincter muscle
External sphincter muscle
Caudal rectal nerve Provides voluntary control over defecation Branch of the pudendal n.
Caudal rectal a. Branch of the internal pudendal artery
Rectococcygeus muscle

Lab 3:

Carnivore Penis

Term Features Species differences/comments
Prostate gland
Bulbourethral gland Tomcat only
Prepuce External lamina
Internal lamina
Preputial orifice
Root of penis Crus – left and right
Ischiocavernosus m
Corpus cavernosum penis
Bulb of penis
Bulbospongiosus m
Corpus spongiosum penis
Retractor penis m
Body of penis Corpus cavernosum penis
Corpus spongiosum penis
Tunica albuginea penis
Glans penis Bulbus glandis Dog only
Pars longa glandis
Corpus spongiosum penis
Os penis Urethral groove
Deep artery of penis  Do not ID.  Know what it supplies.
Artery of the bulb of penis  Do not ID.  Know what it supplies.
Dorsal artery of penis  Do not ID.  Know what it supplies.

Carnivore Testicle

Term Features Species differences/comments
External spermatic fascia
Internal spermatic fascia
Parietal vaginal tunic
Vaginal cavity
Visceral vaginal tunic
ID the tissue layers  incised during a closed vs. open castration
Genital Fold
Spermatic cord Ductus deferens
Mesoductus deferens
Artery of the ductus deferens
Testicular a/v/n/l
Mesorchium
Pampiniform plexus
Cremaster m.
Testes Tunica albuginea testes
Epididymis Head, body, and tail of the epididymis
Ligament of tail of epididymis
Scrotal ligament
Proper ligament of testes
Scrotum Tunica dartos (understand concept)

Lab 4:

Scrotum, spermatic fascia, testicles
Term Features Species differences/comments
Tunica dartos
Septum of the scrotum
Raphe of the scrotum
External spermatic fascia
Internal spermatic fascia
Parietal vaginal tunic
Vaginal cavity
Visceral vaginal tunic
Tunica albuginea testes
Testis (parenchyma of testes)
Epididymis Head of the epididymis
Body of the epididymis
Tail of the epididymis Continues as the ductus deferens
Proper ligament of the testis The tail of the epididymis is attached to the testis by the proper ligament of the testis.
Ligament of the tail of the epididymis The ligament of the tail of the epididymis attaches the tail of the epididymis to the parietal vaginal tunic.
Scrotal ligament Attaches the internal spermatic fascia to the inner scrotal wall.
Testicular bursa
Spermatic cord Ductus deferens
a/v of the ductus deferens
Mesoductus deferens
Testicular a/v/n
Mesorchium
Pampiniform plexus
Cremaster m. Caudal slip of the internal abdominal oblique m.  ID in the abdomen and adjacent to the anatomic spermatic cord.  Note that many clinicians will include the cremaster m. as part of the spermatic cord (clinical term) but that anatomically it is outside of the internal spermatic fascia surrounded by external spermatic fascia and therefore not part of the anatomic spermatic cord.

 


Accessory sex glands
Term Species differences/comments
Ampulla of the ductus deferens Horse and ruminants
Vesicular glands Ungulates only
Compact prostate gland All but small ruminant
     Disseminate prostate gland Ruminants and porcine
Bulbourethral gland Not in dogs

Internal bladder, pelvic urethra
Term Species differences/comments
Urethralis m./external urethral sphincter Innervated by pudendal n. (somatic)
Pelvic urethra
Internal urethral orifice Opening between trigone and prostate gland, in neck of bladder.  Innervated by pelvic nerve (parasympathetic)
Trigone of the bladder

Penis, associated muscles and penile urethra
Term Features Species differences/comments
Fibroelastic type
Musculocavernous type
Penis Root Composed of bulb and crura
Body
Glans
Free part of the penis
Penile urethra
Bulb of the penis Bulbospongiosus m.
Corpus spongiosum
Crura of the penis Corpus cavernosum penis
Tunica albuginea penis
Ischiocavernosus m.
Retractor penis muscles
Urethral recess
Body of the penis Sigmoid flexure
Corpus cavernosum & Corpus spongiosum
Glans penis Corpus spongiosum glandis
External urethral orifice Urethral process
Fossa glandis
Urethral sinus
Smegma/bean

Prepuce and Free Part of the Penis
Term Species differences/comments
External lamina
Preputial orifice
Internal lamina
Preputial fornix
Free part of the penis
Frenulum of the prepuce
Raphe of the prepuce
Raphe of the penis
Preputial diverticulum Boar
Preputial fold Horse only
Outer preputial fornix Horse only
Preputial ring Horse only
Inner preputial fornix Horse only

Vasculature and innervation of the penis
Term Features Species differences/comments
Internal pudendal artery No ID – Know as origin of A. of Penis
Artery of the penis Artery of the bulb No ID – understand what it supplies
Deep artery of the penis No ID – understand what it supplies
Dorsal artery of the penis No ID – understand what it supplies
External pudendal venous plexus
Dorsal nn. of the penis
Pudendal nerves

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