Description

This anatomical image illustrates bartholinitis, an inflammation of the Bartholin's gland located near the vaginal opening. The image shows a visibly swollen gland on one side of the vaginal vestibule, with surrounding tissues appearing tense and engorged, which is characteristic of acute infection or ductal blockage. The depiction includes clear anatomical orientation of the vaginal canal, urethra, and bladder, offering a contextual view of how localized inflammation can affect nearby structures. This visualization is particularly useful for medical education, helping viewers understand the spatial relationships in the female pelvic anatomy and how infections like bartholinitis manifest visually.