glans penis (redirected from Coronal sulcus)

glans (glanz) pl. glan´des   [L.] a small, rounded mass or glandlike body.

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glans clito´ridis , glans of clitoris erectile tissue on the free end of the clitoris.

glans pe´nis  the cap-shaped expansion of the corpus spongiosum at the end of the penis.

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glans penis

n.

The conical expansion of the corpus spongiosum that forms the head of the penis.

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Glans penis

The bulbous tip of the penis.

Mentioned in: Neurogenic Bladder

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glans penis,

the conical tip of the penis that covers the end of the corpora cavernosa penis and the corpus spongiosum like a cap. The urethral orifice is normally located at the distal tip of the glans penis. The corona glandis, the widest part of the glans penis, is around the base of the proximal portion. A fold of dark, thin, hairless skin forms the foreskin covering the glans penis.

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glans

pl. glandes [L.] a small, rounded mass or glandlike body.

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glans clitoridis

the erectile tissue on the free end of the clitoris.

glans penis

the cap-shaped expansion of the corpus spongiosum at the end of the penis.