. Anatomy in a nutshell : a treatise on human anatomy in its relation to osteopathy. Human anatomy; Osteopathic medicine; Osteopathic Medicine; Anatomy. AXATOMV IX A NUTSHELL. .-).)< ox each side of it are the Levator aid muscles and the recto-vesical fascia. The vagina has three coats: 1. Outer or fibro-elastic. 2. Middle or muscular. 3. Mucous or internal. The circular fibers near the entrance constitute the Sphincter vagina mus- cle which has been described on page 493. The mucous lining of the vagina is covered with squamous laminated epithelium, it has no "lands but is furnished w
. Anatomy in a nutshell : a treatise on human anatomy in its relation to osteopathy. Human anatomy; Osteopathic medicine; Osteopathic Medicine; Anatomy. AXATOMV IX A NUTSHELL. .-).)< ox each side of it are the Levator aid muscles and the recto-vesical fascia. The vagina has three coats: 1. Outer or fibro-elastic. 2. Middle or muscular. 3. Mucous or internal. The circular fibers near the entrance constitute the Sphincter vagina mus- cle which has been described on page 493. The mucous lining of the vagina is covered with squamous laminated epithelium, it has no "lands but is furnished with crypts and follicles,there- fore the fluid which moisten- it is the nature of a transudation rather than that of a secretion. Nerve Supply.—Hypogastric plexus, the fourth sacral, and the pudic ei ve. PLATE CCLXXXIII. TERMINATION OF SEMICIRCULAR CANALS CONNECTION OF MODIOLUS WITH CUPOLA APEX OF MODIOLUS FIRST WINDING OF COCHLEA SECOND WINDING OF COCHLEA SCALA TYMPANI INFERIOR THIRD HALF WINDING OF COCHLEA BASE OF COCHLEA The Boxy Cochlea. Blood Supply.—A branch of the internal iliac artery, on either side. passing to the vagina and base of the bladder. This artery corresponds to the inferior vesical artery in the male. It also receives branches of the uterine artery. Lymphatics of the vagina end in the pelvic inguinal LESSON CXCII. The uterus is that pari of the female sexual passage to which a ripe ovum is conveyed from the ovary ami in which it is detained in gestation until the fetus is matured and expelled in parturition. The non-pregnan1 human uterus is a pear-shaped organ about three inches long: with a broad flattened part above called the body and a narrow, more cylindrical pari below called the cer- vix. Within is a cavity which passes out in the Fallopian tube on each side above ami below opens into the vagina. The cavity narrows as it passes into the cervix at the internal os and continues downward to the cervical canal to terminate at the external os
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