Douglas's cul-de-sac

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Etymology: James Douglas, Scottish anatomist, 1675-1742; Fr, bottom of the bag

a rectouterine pouch or recess formed by a fold of peritoneum that extends between the rectum and the uterus. Also called excavatio rectouterina.

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