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What membrane is visible? (broad term)
vaginal tunic
what membrane is continuous with the peritoneum?
vaginal tunic

What membrane is indicated by the green star?
parietal vaginal tunic

what membrane is indicated by the blue star?
visceral vaginal tunic
what is the space between the visceral vaginal tunic and the parietal vaginal tunic called?
vaginal cavity

green star
testes

blue star
epididymis

ductus deferens

What structure is the probe pointing to?
proper ligament of the testes

What structure is the probe pointing to?
ligament of the tail of the epididymis

red star, be specific
tail of epididymis

blue star, be specific
body of epididymis
green star, be specific
head of epididymis

pampiniform plexus

green star
vas deferens

blue star
pampiniform plexus

red star
mesoductus deferens

yellow star
mesorchium

entire structure
spermatic cord

cremaster muscle
What muscle is the cremaster muscle a slip of? (abbreviated)
IAO

prostate gland

underlying structure
pelvic urethra

covering muscle
urethralis m.

green region, be specific
root of the penis

blue region, be specific
body of the penis

red region, be specific
glans penis, free portion of the penis

green stars
left and right ischiocavernosus mm.

red stars
left and right bulbospongiosus mm.

brown star
left and right retractor penis mm.

left and right retractor penis mm.

green star
bulbos glandes

blue bracket
pars longa glandis

prepuce

green stars (structure)
bulb of the penis

yellow arrow
penile urethra

blue arrows
artery of the bulb

green stars (tissue type)
corpus spongiosum

green stars
left and right bulbospongiosus mm.

yellow stars (structure)
left and right crus of the penis

red stars
left and right ischiocavernosus mm.

blue arrows
deep arteries of the penis

yellow stars (tissue type)
corpus cavernosum

red stars (structure)
left and right crus of the penis

red stars (tissue type)
corpus cavernosum

green stars
left and right ischiocavernosus mm.

yellow star (structure)
bulb of the penis

yellow star (tissue type)
corpus spongiosum

blue stars
left and right bulbospongiosus mm.

white arrow
penile urethra

red star - what artery would be found here?
deep arteries of the penis

yellow star - what artery would be found here?
arteries of the bulb

green star
left and right retractor penis mm.

blue arrow
corpus spongiosum

red arrows
corpus cavernosum

yellow arrows
tunica albuginea

white arrow
penile urethra

blue star
corpus spongiosum

yellow arrow
os penis

the structure signified by the yellow arrow is a continuation of what tissue?
corpus cavernosum

red arrow
penile urethra

red arrow (structure)
penile urethra

yellow arrows (tissue)
corpus spongiosum

green star
os penis