External urethral orifice (male)
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| External urethral orifice (male) | |
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| Structure of the penis. | |
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| Male urethra. | |
| Latin | orificium urethræ externum |
| Gray's | subject #256 1235 |
| Dorlands/Elsevier | o_06/12596415 |
The external urethral orifice is the most contracted part of the urethra; it is a vertical slit, about 6 mm. long, bounded on either side by two small labia.
Additional images
 Median sagittal section of male pelvis. |
External links
- External+urethral+orifice at eMedicine Dictionary
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