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This space con- tains a quantity of fat, also the perinaeal artery, veins, and nerves, branches of the pudic vessels and nerves ; into this space, on the left side of the perinaeum, the operator must sink his knife in the lateral operation of lithotomy, in order to lay bare the groove in the staff. In this incision the transversalis muscle and artery of the perinaeum must be divided. Next dissect off the erector penis from the crus penis, also the accelatores urinae muscles from the bulb and co...rpus spongiosum urethrae ; detach the transverse muscle from its attach- ments, and remove the vessels and cellular membrane out of the triangular space just now described ; then press the bulb of the urethra to one side, from the crus penis, and between these two* bodies we may observe a strong ligamentous substance, the fibres passing in dif- ferent directions ; this is the triangular ligament of the urethraor the inter-osseous ligament of the perineum. The apex of this ligament is above, and is weak and cellular, being lost in front of the symphysis pubis, on the dorsal vessels of the penis ; the sides are connected to the rami of the pubis and ischium ; its base is directed towards the rectum, being connected in the middle line to the central point of the perinaeum, on each side of which it is thin and weak, and gradually lost on the surface of the levator ani.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This space con- tains a quantity of fat, also the perinaeal artery, veins, and nerves, branches of the pudic vessels and nerves ; into this space, on the left side of the perinaeum, the operator must sink his knife in the lateral operation of lithotomy, in order to lay bare the groove in the staff. In this incision the transversalis muscle and artery of the perinaeum must be divided. Next dissect off the erector penis from the crus penis, also the accelatores urinae muscles from the bulb and co...rpus spongiosum urethrae ; detach the transverse muscle from its attach- ments, and remove the vessels and cellular membrane out of the triangular space just now described ; then press the bulb of the urethra to one side, from the crus penis, and between these two* bodies we may observe a strong ligamentous substance, the fibres passing in dif- ferent directions ; this is the triangular ligament of the urethraor the inter-osseous ligament of the perineum. The apex of this ligament is above, and is weak and cellular, being lost in front of the symphysis pubis, on the dorsal vessels of the penis ; the sides are connected to the rami of the pubis and ischium ; its base is directed towards the rectum, being connected in the middle line to the central point of the perinaeum, on each side of which it is thin and weak, and gradually lost on the surface of the levator ani.
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