. The physiology of reproduction. Reproduction. MALE ACCESSORY REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS 243 The penis is very sensitive to external stimulation, its surface being beset with simple and compound end-bulbs and Pacinian corpuscles, especially in the region of the glans. Its innervation is described below. The arteries of the penis are the internal pudic arteries and the dorsal artery. Some of the arterial branches project into the intertrabecular spaces of the corpora cavernosa, and. Corp. Sponff. — U. A. FiGt. 58.—Transverse section through adult hunaan penis, x 3. (After Eberth, from Nagel.) A., art
. The physiology of reproduction. Reproduction. MALE ACCESSORY REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS 243 The penis is very sensitive to external stimulation, its surface being beset with simple and compound end-bulbs and Pacinian corpuscles, especially in the region of the glans. Its innervation is described below. The arteries of the penis are the internal pudic arteries and the dorsal artery. Some of the arterial branches project into the intertrabecular spaces of the corpora cavernosa, and. Corp. Sponff. — U. A. FiGt. 58.—Transverse section through adult hunaan penis, x 3. (After Eberth, from Nagel.) A., artery; C, cutis; Com., communication between the two corpora cavernosa ; Corp. Spong., corpus spongiosum; F., fascia; iV., nerves ; .S., septum; T. A., tunica albuginea; Te. Suic, tela subcutanea penis; Te. Subf., tela subfascialis; Tun., tunica dartos penis ; Tr., trabecula; of corpus cavernosum; [7., urethra; F., veins. form coiled dilated vessels which are known as the hehcine arteries. In most cases the arteries are said, to open into the venous spaces, through the intervention of capillaries, but a few of the smaller arteries are stated to communicate directly with the cavernous veins. The blood is carried away by two sets of veins, the one set uniting to form the dorsal vein, and the other communicating with the prostatic plexus and the pudendal Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Marshall, F. H. A. (Francis Hugh Adam), 1878-1949; Cramer, William, 1878-1945; Lochhead, James. London, New York, Longmans, Green
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