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Obstetrics : the science and the art . volutions of bloodvessels seenpassing upwards from below, andwhich are called pars intermedia,are channels that convey the bloodfrom the bulbs of the vestibule up-wards to conduct it into the capil-laries of the glans clitoridis just inthe same way as the bloodvessels in the corpus spongiosum lead theblood from the bulb of the male outwards to the glans penis at theextremity of the corpora cavernosa. In Fig. 35 is represented the arch of the pubis and its symphysis,on which is seen the clitoris, bent downwards at an acute angle. Be-neath the crown of the
Obstetrics : the science and the art . volutions of bloodvessels seenpassing upwards from below, andwhich are called pars intermedia,are channels that convey the bloodfrom the bulbs of the vestibule up-wards to conduct it into the capil-laries of the glans clitoridis just inthe same way as the bloodvessels in the corpus spongiosum lead theblood from the bulb of the male outwards to the glans penis at theextremity of the corpora cavernosa. In Fig. 35 is represented the arch of the pubis and its symphysis,on which is seen the clitoris, bent downwards at an acute angle. Be-neath the crown of the arch, and on each crus, is lying a bulb of thevestibule, from each of which, on the right one and the left, is seenmounting upwards the network or plexus of bloodvessels that con-dud the blood of the bulbs into the glans of the clitoris. If thesebtllba become turgid with blood, and then are subjected to pressure bythe constrictor muscle underneath which they lie, the blood is forcedby jets through the pars intermedia up into the glans. which being TUE EXTERNAL ORGANS 103 erected, the erotic life is strongly developed on it, and so communicatedto the reproductive system. Fig. 35.
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