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MALE REPRODUCTIVE
ORGAN MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM • Male reproductive system components in abdomen, pelvic and in peritoneum.
External parts of male reproductive internal parts of male reproductive
Panis testis Scrotum seminal vesicles spermatic cord ejaculatory duct prostate gland FUNCTIONS OF MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM • Production • Maturation • Storage of spermatozoa • It can help to deliver the sperm or semen directly into the female uterus • Urethra helps to excrete the urine PENIS PENIS • It is a tube like a structure that is externally visible part of male reproductive system • Male reproductive system contains the fibrous tissue and vessels surrounding the penis GLANS PENIS • The tip of the penis expended is triangular shape structure that is called glans penis
• Above the glans penis there is fold of skin that is called
prepuce of fore skin ARTERIAL AND VENOUS OR NERVE SUPPLY • Arterial by internal pudendal artery
• venous by iliac vein
• nerve nerve supply by autonoms nerve and by somatic nerve SCROTUM SCROTUM • It is a pouch like structure , more pigmented area of external genitalia of male • There are fibrous tissue connective tissue and muscles • There are mainly two compartments ,each contain one testis
• Functions • It is a skin fold that hold the both testis and protect them • Testis make sperm and maintain the temperature • Temperature of scrotum lower then our body temperature URETHRAL OPENING • Is a pathway for excretion of urine • That present on tip of the penis TESTIS(INTERNAL ORGAN) TESTIS • These are the male reproductive system glands these are equivalent to the ovary of female Length 4.5 cm Width 2.5 cm Thickness 3 cm LAYERS • Tunica vaginitis • It is outermost fibrous layer of testis
• Tunica albuginea • It is beneath to the tunica vaginitis
• Tunica vascular • In this there is blood vessels present TESTIS • Testis contain 200 to 300 lobules • Each contain 1 to 4 convoluted epithelial cell • In tubules there is group of interstitial cell that secrete the testosterone CONTINUE……… • Head of the epididymis is the tightly packed mass that continue with blood vessel or spermatic cord
• Functions • secretion of testosterone hormone • Production storage and maturation of sperm SPERMATIC CORD • It is the tube like structure that suspend the testis into the scrotum • It contain different arteries veins and nerves • Outer most covering of spermatic cord made up of by fibrous muscular tissues connective tissues and with fibrous tissue DIFFERED DUCT • Also known as vas differed • It is a tube like structure and 4.5 cm • It is extended from the testis towards the inguinal canal and ascent towards the posterior wall of bladder • It join with the duct seminal vesicle and that form the ejaculary duct SEMINAL VESICLES
• It is a fibromuscular pouches 5cm long and line just posterior wall
of the bladder • They form a duct with defend duct and form the ejaculary duct
• Main functions • During ejaculation they contract and expel the contain • It form 60% of semen EJACULARY DUCT • It is a tube like structure 2 cm long and form by union by duct that are form by seminal vesicle and defriend duct
• It will passes through the prostate gland and join with the prostatic urethra to pass the seminal fluid and spermatozoa directly to the urethra PROSTATE GLAND CONTINUE…………. • Prostate gland lines in the pelvic cavity • Present in front of rectum and behind the symphysis pubis • Outer covering is made up of fibrous glandular tissue and muscles • Weight In youth 8 gm • In elder person at age of 50 yrs. 14 gm FUNCTIONS • It secrets milky thin contain that mix the 30% of semen a give milky appearance • It secrete the clotting enzyme that help the semen get thickened
