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The prostate is retroperitoneum
located in the
(retroperitoneu
m or
peritoneum)
layer.
,What borders Ant = pubic bone
the prostate Post = rectum
gland? (A-P & S- Sup = bladder
I) Inf = urogenital diaphragm
What artery Inferior vesical artery
supplies the
prostate gland
& has branches
from the
internal iliac
artery?
Inferior portion just superior to the
Apex
urogenital diaphragm
Superior portion just below the
Base
inferior margin of the bladder
2 sac-like out-pouchings of the vas
deferens b/t the bladder and
Seminal vesicles
rectum & adjacent to the
superior/posterior prostate
Ejaculatory pass thru the central zone &
ducts empties into urethra
, longitudinal ridge in the urethra
Verumontanum that the ejaculatory ducts are
adjacent to
Corpora calcifications commonly seen in the
amylacea inner gland of the prostate
demarcation b/t the
Surgical capsule inner(central/transitional) &
outer(peripheral) gland
shadowing created by
Eiffel tower sign calcifications in the
urethra/verumontanum area
1.peripheral
Name the 4
2.central
zones of the
3.transitional
prostate
4.fibromuscular stroma
Posterior portion
70% of organ's tissue
Peripheral Zone
Most common area for cancers
Extends to apex
Superior portion
Central Zone 25% of organ's tissue
Ejaculatory ducts pass thru here
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Terms in this set (626)
The prostate is retroperitoneum
located in the
(retroperitoneu
m or
peritoneum)
layer.
,What borders Ant = pubic bone
the prostate Post = rectum
gland? (A-P & S- Sup = bladder
I) Inf = urogenital diaphragm
What artery Inferior vesical artery
supplies the
prostate gland
& has branches
from the
internal iliac
artery?
Inferior portion just superior to the
Apex
urogenital diaphragm
Superior portion just below the
Base
inferior margin of the bladder
2 sac-like out-pouchings of the vas
deferens b/t the bladder and
Seminal vesicles
rectum & adjacent to the
superior/posterior prostate
Ejaculatory pass thru the central zone &
ducts empties into urethra
, longitudinal ridge in the urethra
Verumontanum that the ejaculatory ducts are
adjacent to
Corpora calcifications commonly seen in the
amylacea inner gland of the prostate
demarcation b/t the
Surgical capsule inner(central/transitional) &
outer(peripheral) gland
shadowing created by
Eiffel tower sign calcifications in the
urethra/verumontanum area
1.peripheral
Name the 4
2.central
zones of the
3.transitional
prostate
4.fibromuscular stroma
Posterior portion
70% of organ's tissue
Peripheral Zone
Most common area for cancers
Extends to apex
Superior portion
Central Zone 25% of organ's tissue
Ejaculatory ducts pass thru here
