Mount Pubis
Mount Pubis or ,, the Mount of Venus ” is a prominence of adipose tissue, it has dimensions and hairiness variables with age. Pubis is previously located by pubic symphysis and pubice bones.
Labials configurations
The labia are two and delimit the vaginal vestibule. They are divided into the big labia and the small labia, the latter being covered by the big ones. The large labia or,, major labia “in medical terms, show hair after puberty, the small ones being hairless. The large ones, have a variable length between 7-10 cm and stretch from the Mount of Venus to the end of the vulva, between them delineating the Vestibulitis Fanta. The small labia or,, labia minor “, are 3 cm long and are covered by the large ones, being separated from them by ditch. To posterior, the small labia may join together or be able to finish separately, and anterior they bifurcate, surround the clitoris and join together.
Atlas de Anatomie Umana, editia a treia, Frank H Netter
Vaginal vestibule
It is delimited by the labia minors in the lateral side, these being covered by the big ones, previously clitoris, and in the posterior plane it ends at the level of the union between the labia minor. At the vaginal vestibule level there are 2 orifices, visible to the naked eye, the external orifice of the urethra, with the role in urination and the vaginal orifice with the roles described above. Urinary Meatus is previously located by the vaginal orifice and posterior to the clitoris. The vaginal orifice is the opening on the outside of the female internal genitals, but it also represents a way to penetrate the infections inside the pelvis. In the vagina, in women who have never had sexual relations, there is hymen, and in women who had sexual relations, scars of hymen called Hymenal Caruncles.
Clitoris
It is an organ previously located by urinary meatus, being surrounded by the small labia and covered by the big ones. It presents itself as a small prominence on the outside, but it has a length of approximately 7 mm (it also has an internal portion of the previous vulval level), consisting of a gland, body and two roots. The clitoral gland is covered by the prepuce of the clitoris; the gland contains no erectile tissue, but the epithelium with which it is covered is composed of sensitive corpuscless.
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