Veins of the Pelvis
The American Illustrated Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 26
(after Henle).—1, left corpus caver no sum of the penis; 2, urethra; 3, section of internal obturator muscle; 4, buttock; 5, bladder; 6, vas deferens; c/, inferior vena cava; Azd, A?s, right and left common iliac veins; Hd, #s, right and left hypogastric veins; CZ, right crural vein; sar, middle sacral vein; g, gluteal vein; s/, lateral sacral vein; fsc sciatic vein; Az, right internal pudic vein; fz’, left internal pudic vein; @, dorsal vein of penis; frf, branch to deep structures of penis; /’/, pubic plexus; /ys, vesical plexus; o, obturator veins; ¢/, inferior epigastric veins. Superficial Veins of Upper Limdé (after Quain).—1, cephalic vein; 2, basilic vein; 3, radial vein; 4, median cephalic vein; 5, median vein; 6, median basilic vein; 7, anterior ulnar vein; 8, posterior ulnar vein.
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