Male Genital Organs

The male genital organs encompass a range of structures that play critical roles in reproduction and sexual function. At the forefront is the penis, which is responsible for both urination and copulation. This organ consists of erectile tissue that allows for tumescence during sexual arousal. Surrounding the base of the penis is the scrotum, a pouch that houses the testicles, responsible for producing sperm and hormones, particularly testosterone. The testicles are vital for male fertility and play a significant role in secondary sexual characteristics. Additionally, the male reproductive system includes seminal vesicles and the prostate gland, which contribute fluids to form semen. Collectively, these organs work in harmony, ensuring the continuation of the species and the health of the male reproductive system. Understanding their anatomy and function is crucial for addressing sexual health and reproductive issues.

Feature: 1. The model is dissected in median and mounted on a stand. 2. Shows the penis, prostate, bladder, seminal vesicle, spermatic cord and inguinal canal and base.