Everything about Clitoral Crura totally explained
Anatomy
The
clitoral crura are an internal portion of the
clitoris. A single one is called a clitoral crus. They are shaped like an inverted "V" with the vertex of the "V" connecting to the
clitoral body.
They are near the
vestibular bulbs, also known as the clitoral bulbs.
They are to the left and right of the
urethra,
urethral sponge, and
vagina and extend back toward the pubic bone.
The clitoral crura contain muscles called the
ischiocavernosi.
"
Crus" basically translates as "leg", thus "crura" as "legs".
Each clitoral crus connects to the
rami of the
pubis and the
ischium. The crura, like the rest of the
clitoris, are composed of two
corpus cavernosa muscles, which are made up of
erectile tissue.
Physiology
Like the rest of the clitoris, the crura fill with blood during the excitement phase. During intercourse, the clitoris shows no known changes.
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