intramural ureter

intravesical ureter

The terminal segment of the ureter that is continuous with the distal ureter, lies where the ureter enters the bladder and extends within the bladder wall. The intramural ureter is aperistaltic, serving as a reflux-preventing mechanism, preventing the backflow of urine from the bladder into the ureters.

Type Organ
Parent Structure excretory tube
Latin Name intravesical ureter
FMA ID 77289

Sub-structures

left intramural ureter Organ right intramural ureter Organ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the intramural ureter?
The terminal segment of the ureter that is continuous with the distal ureter, lies where the ureter enters the bladder and extends within the bladder wall. The intramural ureter is aperistaltic, serving as a reflux-preventing mechanism, preventing the backflow of urine from the bladder into the uret
What is the Latin name for the intramural ureter?
The Latin name for the intramural ureter is intravesical ureter.

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