Fascia
101fascia pelvis — [TA] pelvic fascia: an inclusive term for the fascia that forms part of the general layer lining the walls of the pelvis and invests the pelvic organs; called also f. pelvica [TA alternative] …
102fascia pelvis parietalis — [TA] parietal pelvic fascia: the fascia on the wall of the pelvis that covers the muscles passing from the interior of the pelvis to the thigh. Called also f. endopelvina [TA alternative] and endopelvic f …
103fascia pelvis visceralis — [TA] visceral pelvic fascia: the fascia that covers the organs and vessels of the pelvis …
104fascia penis — [TA] fascia of penis the firm inner fascial layer that surrounds the corpora cavernosa and the corpus spongiosum of the penis collectively. Called also deep penile fascia …
105fascia perinei — [TA] perineal fascia: fascia that invests the ischiocavernosus, bulbospongiosus, and superficial transverse perineal muscles; it is attached to the ischiopubic rami, perineal membrane, and perineal body, and anteriorly it is continuous with the… …
106fascia precaecocolica — [TA] prececocolic fascia an extension sometimes found in the parietal abdominal fascia, crossing anterior to the cecum adjacent to the ascending colon …
107fascia propria musculi — [TA] fascia of individual muscle: the thin sheet of fascia that surrounds a single muscle, separating it from others. Called also muscle sheath …
108fascia propria organi extraperitonealis abdominis — [TA] fascia of individual extraperitoneal abdominal organ: the layer of fascia that surrounds each abdominal organ not covered by visceral peritoneum …
109fascia propria organi extraperitonealis pelvis — [TA] fascia of individual extraperitoneal pelvic organ: the layer of fascia that surrounds each pelvic organ not covered by visceral peritoneum …
110fascia propria organi intraperitonealis abdominis — [TA] fascia of individual intraperitoneal abdominal organ: the layer of visceral fascia that surrounds individual organs within the abdomen …