The anatomist's vade mecum : a system of human anatomy . membrane,derived from the pelvic fascia, andis constricted beneath the isthmusof the prostate gland into a smallexcretory duct. The vas deferens,somewhat enlarged and sacculated,lies along the inner border of eachvesicula, and is included in its fi-brous investment. It communicateswith the duct of the vesicula, be-neath the isthmus of the prostate,and format the ejaculatory ejaculatory duct is about threequarters of an inch in length, andrunning forwards, fiist between thebase of the prostate and the isth-mus, and then through t
The anatomist's vade mecum : a system of human anatomy . membrane,derived from the pelvic fascia, andis constricted beneath the isthmusof the prostate gland into a smallexcretory duct. The vas deferens,somewhat enlarged and sacculated,lies along the inner border of eachvesicula, and is included in its fi-brous investment. It communicateswith the duct of the vesicula, be-neath the isthmus of the prostate,and format the ejaculatory ejaculatory duct is about threequarters of an inch in length, andrunning forwards, fiist between thebase of the prostate and the isth-mus, and then through the tissue ofthe veru montanum, opens upon themucous membrane of the methra,near its fellow of the opposite side,at the anterior extremity of thatprocess. In structure the vesiculse seminales are composed of three coats:—external, which is fibro-cellular; middle, which is firm, dense, andfibrous; and internal or mucous, a thin mucous membrane, presentinga delicate reticular marking, like that of the gall-bladder, and investedby a squamous MALE ORGANS OF GENERATION. The organs of generation in the male are, the penis and the testes,with their appendages. * The posterior aspect of the male bladder; the serous covering is removedin order to show the muscular coat. 1. The body of the bladder. 2. Itsfundus. 3. Its inferior fundus or base. 4. The urachus. 5, 5. The , 6. The vasa deferentia. 7, 7. The vesiculse seminales. The triangulararea, bounded by the vasa deferentia and vesiculse seminales on either side,a dotted line above, and the numei-al 3 below, is the space correspondingwithi the trigonum vesicte. It is this part of the Isladder which is pierced, inpuncturing the bladder through the rectum. The dotted line, forming thebase of this triangular area, marks the extent of the recto-ve^ical fold of theperitoneum. t It has been customary hitherto, in works on anatomy, to describe thecourse of excretory ducts as proceeding from the gland, and passing thencet
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