venae labiales anteriores (Meaning)

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venae labiales anteriores (n)

veins from the labia majora to the external pudendal vein

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The venae labiales anteriores, located on either side of the female vulva, are responsible for draining blood from the labia majora.
During pregnancy, the venae labiales anteriores enlarge significantly due to increased blood flow to the pelvic area.
In some cases, the venae labiales anteriores may become engorged and visible, resulting in a condition known as vulvar varicosities.
Thrombosis of the venae labiales anteriores, although rare, can cause pain and swelling in the vulvar region.
The venae labiales anteriores are involved in the development of the superficial lymphatic network of the perineum.
Damage to the venae labiales anteriores during childbirth or surgery can lead to bleeding and hematoma formation.
The size and distribution of the venae labiales anteriores vary among individuals, reflecting anatomical variations in the vulvar region.
The venae labiales anteriores are innervated by branches of the pudendal nerve, which provides sensory innervation to the vulva.
The anatomy of the venae labiales anteriores is important for understanding pelvic blood flow and venous drainage patterns.
In medical procedures, the venae labiales anteriores are sometimes used as a landmark for accessing the underlying structures of the vulva.

veins from the labia majora to the external pudendal vein

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No antonyms found.

The venae labiales anteriores, located on either side of the female vulva, are responsible for draining blood from the labia majora.

During pregnancy, the venae labiales anteriores enlarge significantly due to increased blood flow to the pelvic area.

In some cases, the venae labiales anteriores may become engorged and visible, resulting in a condition known as vulvar varicosities.

Thrombosis of the venae labiales anteriores, although rare, can cause pain and swelling in the vulvar region.