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Presentation slides about the human anus:
1) showing the delimitation of anus and rectum, the pectinate line and internal and external anal sphincters
2) showing the internal and external rectal venous plexuses
3) showing the difference in connections of the neurovasculature superior and inferior to the pectinate line
You can use these slides for instance in presentations or to create custom images.
Based on original image by Jmarchn at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Human_anus-en.svg
1) showing the delimitation of anus and rectum, the pectinate line and internal and external anal sphincters
2) showing the internal and external rectal venous plexuses
3) showing the difference in connections of the neurovasculature superior and inferior to the pectinate line
You can use these slides for instance in presentations or to create custom images.
Based on original image by Jmarchn at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Human_anus-en.svg
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Netherlands, Leiden – Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden University
Anus
Linea pectinata canalis analis
Anal column
Columnae anales
Musculus sphincter ani internus
Musculus sphincter ani externus
Internal rectal venous plexus
External rectal venous plexus
Rectum
Plexus venosus rectalis
Creator(s)/credit: Jordi Marchn MD; O.Paul Gobée MD, anatomist, LUMC
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