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ILLUSTRATION NUMBER: 19-41MEV2-L6

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DESCRIPTION: The autonomic (automatic) nerve fibers of the pelvis. These are networked throughout the pelvis and innervate all of the structures there. Both parasympathetic and sympathetic autonomic branches are present. The pudendal nerve is also shown. It is not a nerve that supplies automatic functions; it supplies voluntary actions of the external sphincters of the urethra and the anus, as well as sensory innervation of the penis.

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