Right internal pudendal vein (Vena pudenda interna)
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Anatomy
Accompanies the internal pudendal artery within the pudendal (Alcock's) canal in the ischioanal fossa to enter the internal iliac vein.
Clinical notes
Drains erectile tissue and perineal musculature; protected during transvaginal pudendal nerve blocks and complex anal fistula surgery.
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FAQ
What is the role of the Right internal pudendal vein?
Accompanies the internal pudendal artery within the pudendal (Alcock's) canal in the ischioanal fossa to enter the internal iliac vein.
Why is the Right internal pudendal vein clinically important?
Drains erectile tissue and perineal musculature; protected during transvaginal pudendal nerve blocks and complex anal fistula surgery.
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