Rectouterine pouch

This tutorial explores the anatomical spaces in the female peritoneal cavity, focusing on the rectouterine pouch. It compares the male and female peritoneal cavities, highlighting the differences in anatomical structures. The male peritoneal cavity features the recto vesicle pouch, while the female cavity includes the rectouterine pouch, also known as the pouch of Douglas. The tutorial discusses the clinical significance of the rectouterine pouch, including its role in collecting fluids and its accessibility for certain medical procedures. The video concludes with a call to explore more anatomy resources.

What conditions can collect in the rectouterine pouch when a person is in a supine position?

What is the significance of the rectouterine pouch in transvaginal procedures?