Structure/Morphology
The septum penis is a fibrous structure that divides the corpus cavernosum. The septum is complete proximally, but distally it is incomplete to allow for the communication and blood flow between the two sides of the corpus cavernosum.
Related parts of the anatomy
Key Features/ Anatomical Relations
The septum penis is located within the corpus cavernosum. It lies in the midline of the penile shaft and is continuous with the tunica albuginea.
Function
The septum penis divides the corpus cavernosum.
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Penis
The penis is the external male sexual organ located superior to the scrotum and inferior to the umbilicus.
