cloacal sphincter
cloacal sphincter
the developing muscle surrounding the caudal end of the cloaca is sometimes referred to as the cloacal sphincter; after division of the cloacal membrane by the urorectal septum, the dorsal part of the sphincter forms the external anal sphincter.
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The probe was lightly coated with room-temperature lubricating gel and inserted into the
cloacal sphincter to a premeasured depth of 2 cm.
The probe was inserted into the
cloacal sphincter to a premeasured line at 2-cm depth, and body temperature was recorded at 30 seconds after insertion into the cloaca.
An open skin wound approximately 0.5 cm in diameter was present around the cloaca, extending through the
cloacal sphincter. The entire area comprising the cloaca was swollen and reddened.
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