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Glans penis

In male human anatomy, the glans penis or penile glans, commonly referred to as the glans, (/ɡlænz/; from Latin glans meaning "acorn") is the bulbous structure at the distal end of the human penis that is the human male's most sensitive erogenous zone and primary anatomical source of sexual pleasure. The glans penis is part of the male reproductive…

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Artery
Dorsal artery of the penis
FMA
18247
Latin
glans penis
Nerve
Dorsal nerve of the penis
Part of
Penis
Precursor
Genital tubercle

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Glans penis

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Avg. degree1.98
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related to Innervation · 14
Glans penis → Bradley, Bradley's, Branches, Halata, Meissner's, Merkel, Munger, Pacinian, Ruffinian, Simple, Spathe, The, While Yang, Yang
related to Clinical significance · 9
Glans penis → Birley, Careful, Edwards, Inflammation, It, Sensitivity, Symptoms, The, They
related to Blood supply · 6
Glans penis → Behind, Branches, Small, Smaller, The, Venous
related to Carnivores · 4
Glans penis → In, Male, Penile, The
related to Rodents · 4
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Glans penis → It, The, While
Part of · 2
Glans penis → Penis, the male reproductive organs of humans and most other mammals where it may appear smooth
related to Marsupials, monotremes and bats · 2
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Artery · 1
Glans penis → Dorsal artery of the penis
FMA · 1
Glans penis → 18247

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Glans penisArteryDorsal artery of the penis1.00infobox
Glans penisFMA182471.00infobox
Glans penisLatinglans penis1.00infobox
Glans penisNerveDorsal nerve of the penis1.00infobox
Glans penisPart ofPenis1.00infobox
Glans penisPrecursorGenital tubercle1.00infobox
Glans penisSystemUrogenital system1.00infobox
Glans penisTA236681.00infobox
Glans penisTA98A09.4.01.0071.00infobox
Glans penisVeinDorsal veins of the penis1.00infobox
Glans penisis abody of spongy erectile tissue that is moulded on the rounded ends of the two corpora cavernosa penis0.90text
Glans penispart ofthe male reproductive organs of humans and most other mammals where it may appear smooth0.85text

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