Vulvar and Perineal Anatomy with Clinical Applications (On-Demand)-Vulvar and Perineal Anatomy with Clinical Applications

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Video Summary

In this video, Dr. Marlene Korten discusses vulvar and perineal anatomy with clinical applications. She explains that understanding this anatomy can be challenging, as unlike other pelvic compartments, the vulvar anatomy is only visible superficially. Dr. Korten goes on to discuss the boundaries and contents of the superficial space of the anterior triangle of the perineum, which includes the superficial perineal muscles, the clitoris, and the vestibular bulbs. She also explains the innervation of these structures, highlighting the importance of the dorsal nerve of the clitoris. Dr. Korten provides clinical applications, such as bartholin gland excisions and clitoral prep use reduction, and shares tips on how to avoid injury to important structures during these procedures. Throughout the video, she includes visual aids from cadaver dissections to provide a better understanding of the anatomy. The video concludes with a Q&A session and a reminder to check the AUGS website for upcoming webinars.

Meta Tag

Concept Vulva

Concept Superficial Perineal Space

Concept Dorsal Nerve of Penis

Concept Vestibule

Concept Anterior Perineal Triangle

Keywords

vulvar anatomy

perineal anatomy

clinical applications

superficial space

anterior triangle

clitoris

innervation

bartholin gland excisions

cadaver dissections

Vulva

Superficial Perineal Space

Dorsal Nerve of Penis

Vestibule

Anterior Perineal Triangle