ANATOMICAL STRUCTURE GUIDEFMA15900Urinary

Urinary bladder

A muscular reservoir in the pelvis that stores urine arriving from the kidneys through the ureters.

Verified Structure Metadata
FMA15900
FMA Reference ID
1
Modeled 3D Mesh
Primary System: Urinary
01 · Main Function

What Does the Urinary bladder Do?

Acts as a distensible muscular reservoir storing urine received from the kidneys via the ureters until micturition.

02 · Anatomical Location

Where Is It Located in the Body?

Anterior pelvic cavity, immediately posterior to the pubic symphysis.

03 · Interactive 3D Model

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FMA ID: FMA15900 · Modeled Mesh IDs: FJ3149
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05 · Connected Body Systems

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Renal arteries deliver a high volume of systemic arterial blood to the kidneys for continuous filtration.

Filtered blood exits the kidneys via the left and right renal veins to return to the inferior vena cava.

The adrenal glands sit directly superior to the kidneys, and endocrine hormones regulate renal water and electrolyte reabsorption.