Internal Pudendal Artery and Pudendal Nerve

[@AbdullahKhanaty]

This is the best video I've seen on the pudendal artery and nerve. You clearly describe its course and its relations to important structures and destination in a very concise, easy to understand way. Thank you.

[@fernandbro]

Just saying that these videos are helping me get through the last bit of anatomy as an M1. Really good!

[@shriraamayyar7744]

fantastic video, not just helpful for lovers of anatomy, but also for residents and consultants of ObGyn, Urology, UroGynec, Colorectal and "Pelvic Surgeons" at large.. great video. Thx for this.

[@smartyab007]

Anatomy always complicate life a medical student but after this type of video simply one word, Awesome, thanks

[@vestibulitis]

I have pudendal entrapment. This is the best explanation I have ever seen and I can share this with other people and the link on my blog. Can you clarify, where the nerve root (or the name of the nerve root) that enervates the vestibule of the vaginal specifically? I have vestibulitis that affects the opening of the vagina, not the labia or clitoris, and am after 12 years of conservative treatments considering surgery. I want to make sure they are releasing everything that is appropriate. The name of the nerve root would be of great help! Thank you for posting this!

[@ahmedboghro3080]

Please tell me, does this cause scrotal sagging and penis swelling?

[@abhishekmaurya1642]

Hey can u tell,are u recovered

[@vestibulitis]

@@abhishekmaurya1642 I did not have surgery for pudendal entrapment as planned. It improved with muscle relaxants and self massage. I did get a vestibulectomy and was healed of the vaginal pain I had.

[@JJ-vp3bd]

Any updates do you have Ed

[@vestibulitis]

@@JJ-vp3bd Same as my reply 2 months ago. Doing well now.

[@MBHarsh]

Good afternoon Dr. James. I absolutely love your videos. The only addition I would like to see are possible clinical correlates to the anatomy. I personally find it easier to remember structures when I can associate a function or dysfunction with them. E.g. the only reason I remember the Vieussens annulus in the heart is because we were taught that it's a protective collateral circulation that can compensate for cardiac circulation only if heart failure develops slowly, and not in rapidly developing heart failure, because it takes time for these vessels to become patent. Just an idea. : )

[@truptichhajed7709]

I understood this after one year ! Now I can remember it Thank you

[@JJ-vp3bd]

BY Updates

[@francescop7609]

We should have this video also in italian, thanks for your work and passion about your job

[@bloomprinceton]

omg I just went over the whole perineum videos the pouches and everything Is now soooo much clear to me thank you soooo much God bless you! we need more amazing explanations like this to make the complex anatomy so straightforward and simple

[@Sammywstewart]

Well endowed demonstration.

[@laurenpatterson1783]

So helpful, thank you! Love your videos for anatomy!

[@rubengonzalez8399]

I had prostate laser surgery to open the prostate from restricting the urethra for better urine flow and post surgery I started having symptoms that suggest Pudendal nerve or artery damage. Sharp shooting pain, burning pain while sitting, numbness in the genitalia, and eight months post surgery have weaker urine stream than before surgery.

[@Esraaemad3rfdr]

Thank you so much best explanation ever for anatomy

[@BhavyaKansal18]

Great help! I had been so confused with these! ^ ^

[@aimanadil1317]

Finally someone explained this

[@JJ-vp3bd]

NY Updates

[@mahjoubrifaat3970]

Thank u soooo much❤️❤️❤️ From Sudan

[@pablojuarezdeldago5316]

Nice presentation, just an advice, you forgot the nerve branch of the bladder. I like so much your presentation, congrats!!!

[@JJ-vp3bd]

Any updates

[@yenibera.priscillaJCD]

Thank you sir 😊

[@mahamsarfraz7561]

You saved my life

[@JJ-vp3bd]

Hiw

[@FuzZzatron1]

Thank you so much for this video! AMAZING explanation!

[@rubengonzalez8399]

Where is the prostate in this diagram?

[@yungdinero]

This guy is a beast, love the way he says iliac haha

[@sarrah-salim]

very Helpful 🙏🏼💜

[@fidelvictormascarenogutier3363]

Muy ilustrativo, para conocer la anatomía del piso pélvico y orientarse en la aplicación del bloqueo de nervio pudendo.

[@romolex4135]

Fidel Victor Mascareño Gutierrez hola no se nada de ingles me podrias ayudar

[@artemisfowl7778]

Thank you so much.It really helped

[@hajar5263]

This is a masterpiece, wow.

[@chasehadley5230]

Thanks. Very informative video. I guess my question to you is, how can one determine the exact location of of a impeded nerve(s) along S1, S2 & S3? If by way of MRI, what would be the best position / angle, and should patient be standing on lying for better imaging of inflammation?

[@JJ-vp3bd]

Any updates

[@Thilomiloo]

nicely done, easy to understand ! :)

[@plee2]

Dear Prof Pickering, great video, but would you please clarify if the bulb of penis in the superficial perineal pouch and not the deep? Or I might be missing something.

[@mathiyt]

Wonderful explanation...thanks..

[@mathiyt]

thank you very much. It is realy helpful to me

[@YoyoYoyo-lc6nb]

Thanks❤👏

[@bangsmatter4394]

Good day! Help me out sir! I got confused with the bulbocavernosus artery, why didn't it pierce the perineal membrane and cross through it to supply the bulbocarvernosus muscle, that I believe, should be in the superficial perineal pouch? Or this bulb that you're referring to is a different thing?

[@SyedAhsan94]

Great work

[@princeadam5514]

This helped me muchThanks sir

[@geminiflux0]

you are wonderful! thank you!!!

[@MOMOGamesPRO]

Thanks 😀

[@outkasttarot2004]

I broke this vain sould I go get surgery? The deep a is the one that pulled apart

[@katherinemoore5048]

you say that the internal pudendal exits via the lesser sciaitic foramen however ive read elsewhere that it exits the pelvis via the greater sciatic foramen, please can you clarify? Excellent videos, thanks

[@HerbertDole]

Katherine Moore I’ve seen both so I suppose it depends on the person (as with most things in anatomy)

[@094vigneshj7]

@Katherine Moore It enters the Pelvis through grater sciatic foramen, winds around the ischial spine and leaves the Pelvis through lesser sciatic foramen to enter the Pudental/Alcock's canal!!!

[@Nobody_114]

Do the pudendal nerves exist on both sides of the pelvis or are they just on one side? If on one side, which side in men?

[@Pink-us5wx]

U have done great Job 👍 #JustPerfect

[@ashbymp]

Thanks!

[@aliketabi9194]

Great👍🏻

[@DrBounty1]

thanx ur the best

[@mahjoubrifaat3970]

Love the way he say ischeal 🤣🌶

[@bskhotinh]

wonderful

[@beakseh]

This is awesome!!! w00t

[@Holypikemanz]

Posterior/anterior views are much easier on the lay man. Otherwise, great video.

[@duhaatieh7441]

Super

[@GurmeetSingh-yr4yf]

What is means that inferior anal nerve occasionally arise directly from sacral plexus

[@romolex4135]

Hola podrías traducirlo para las personas que no hablamos inglés

[@moniquehannetel7823]

Pourriez vous traduire en français ce serait tellement bien merci

[@pluiemd8375]

WoW, Arigato ! *.*

[@govagova9833]

Im having serious numbness in the genital area(penis/testicles). Does someone know what exactly gives the sensation to the genital area?

[@Liizziioo]

S2, 3, 4, keep your junk off the floor!

[@gopikang5319]

is it not internal iliac artery

[@hebahussein9423]

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