Septum of the penis
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Septum of the penis
The Septum of the penis is a fibrous partition within the human penis. It is a part of the anatomy of the penis, and is found in the corpora cavernosa.
Etymology[edit | edit source]
The term "septum" is derived from the Latin word "saeptum", which means "a fence or enclosure". The term "penis" is derived from the Latin word "penis", which means "tail".
Anatomy[edit | edit source]
The septum of the penis is a fibrous partition that separates the two corpora cavernosa in the penis. The corpora cavernosa are two areas of erectile tissue which run along the length of the penis, and are filled with blood during an erection. The septum of the penis is not complete, allowing for communication between the two corpora cavernosa.
Function[edit | edit source]
The septum of the penis plays a crucial role in the mechanism of erection. During sexual arousal, blood flow to the penis increases, filling the corpora cavernosa and causing the penis to become erect. The septum helps to maintain the rigidity of the erection by preventing the blood from flowing out of the corpora cavernosa.
Related terms[edit | edit source]
- Corpora cavernosa: The two areas of erectile tissue in the penis, separated by the septum.
- Erection: The process by which the penis becomes rigid and enlarged, due to increased blood flow to the corpora cavernosa.
- Penis: The male genital organ, which includes the septum as part of its internal structure.
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