Skip to product information
1 of 2

Paul Kim

Superior view of the female pelvis: Organs and vessels (Latin)

Superior view of the female pelvis: Organs and vessels (Latin)

The urinary bladder (vesica urinaria)(opened and retracted) is situated posterior the anterior pelvic wall. Immediately posterior to it is the uterus (corpus uteri removed, with only the cervix remaining). Finally, in the posterior part of the cavitas pelvis is the rectum. This superior view also allows the appreciation of the distribution of the vessels in the cavitas pelvis. The arteries of this area stem mainly from the a. iliaca interna and a. iliaca externa, which are shown bifurcating from the a. iliaca communis. The a. iliaca interna supplies the pelvic walls and organs, as well as the gluteal and medial thigh regions of the lower limb. The a. iliaca externa provides arterial supply to the lower abdominal wall (via the a. epigastrica inferior and a. circumflexa iliaca profunda); it passes beneath the lig. inguinale, where it becomes the a. femoris (main artery of the lower limb).
Licence
  • Science

    License for academic purposes such as theses, research publishing and the scientific discourse

  • Education

    License for educational purposes, live teaching, presentations, handouts and exam papers

  • Commerce

    License for commercial purposes, editorial use, broadcast and video, website and social media

  • Please visit our License page to find out which license is best for you.
Usage
  • The extended usage unlocks additional ways to use our illustrations. Check the license terms for more info.

Regular price $7.56 USD
Regular price Sale price $7.56 USD
Sale Sold out
View full details
#DE2120
#B1514F
#0D78C7
#3A3B45
#F0807F
#CCADAA
Content type
image/jpeg
File size
226.4 KB
Format
jpeg
Megapixels
2 MP
Orientation
Portrait
Resolution
1400x1400