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Branches of Internal Pudental Artery 3D

  • Inferior Rectal Artery
    • * Arises near the pudendal canal.
    • * Descends to supply the external anal sphincter, lower anal canal, and perianal skin.
    • * An essential contributor to the blood supply of the anal region.

 

  • Perineal Artery
    • * Courses anteriorly along the ischiocavernosus muscle's lateral margin.
    • * Supplies superficial perineal muscles, skin, and the scrotum/labia majora.
    • * Plays a role in maintaining blood flow to the perineum.

 

  • Artery of the Bulb
    • * Travels within the bulbospongiosus muscle.
    • * Provides blood to the bulb of the penis in males and the vestibular bulbs in females.
    • * Ensures adequate vascularization of erectile tissues in the perineal region.

 

  • Dorsal Artery of the Penis/Clitoris
    • * Runs dorsally between the ischiocavernosus and bulbospongiosus muscles.
    • * Supplies the dorsal aspect of the penis in males and the clitoris in females.
    • * Key for the vascular health of these structures.

 

  • Deep Artery of the Penis/Clitoris
    • * Courses within the corpus cavernosum of the penis and clitoris.
    • * Contributes to the blood supply of the erectile tissues.
    • * Essential for proper function and maintenance of the erectile structures.

 

  • Posterior Scrotal/Labial Arteries
    • * Extend toward the posterior scrotum in males and the labia majora in females.
    • * Supply blood to these areas, aiding in their overall vascularization.
    • * Play a role in maintaining the health of the scrotal and labial regions

 

  • Urethral Artery
    • * Travels alongside the membranous urethra in males and the female urethra.
    • * Contributes to the blood supply of the urethra and adjacent structures.
    • * Ensures proper vascularization of the urethral region.

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  • Inferior Rectal Artery
    • * Arises near the pudendal canal.
    • * Descends to supply the external anal sphincter, lower anal canal, and perianal skin.
    • * An essential contributor to the blood supply of the anal region.

 

  • Perineal Artery
    • * Courses anteriorly along the ischiocavernosus muscle's lateral margin.
    • * Supplies superficial perineal muscles, skin, and the scrotum/labia majora.
    • * Plays a role in maintaining blood flow to the perineum.

 

  • Artery of the Bulb
    • * Travels within the bulbospongiosus muscle.
    • * Provides blood to the bulb of the penis in males and the vestibular bulbs in females.
    • * Ensures adequate vascularization of erectile tissues in the perineal region.

 

  • Dorsal Artery of the Penis/Clitoris
    • * Runs dorsally between the ischiocavernosus and bulbospongiosus muscles.
    • * Supplies the dorsal aspect of the penis in males and the clitoris in females.
    • * Key for the vascular health of these structures.

 

  • Deep Artery of the Penis/Clitoris
    • * Courses within the corpus cavernosum of the penis and clitoris.
    • * Contributes to the blood supply of the erectile tissues.
    • * Essential for proper function and maintenance of the erectile structures.

 

  • Posterior Scrotal/Labial Arteries
    • * Extend toward the posterior scrotum in males and the labia majora in females.
    • * Supply blood to these areas, aiding in their overall vascularization.
    • * Play a role in maintaining the health of the scrotal and labial regions

 

  • Urethral Artery
    • * Travels alongside the membranous urethra in males and the female urethra.
    • * Contributes to the blood supply of the urethra and adjacent structures.
    • * Ensures proper vascularization of the urethral region.

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