Alcock's canal
Al·cock's canal
noun \ˈal-ˌkäks-,ˈȯl-\Definition of ALCOCK'S CANAL
: a fascial compartment on the lateral wall of the ischiorectal fossa containing the pudendal arteries, veins, and nerves
Biographical Note for ALCOCK'S CANAL
Alcock, Benjamin (born 1801), British anatomist. In 1836 Alcock published an article on iliac arteries in which he described the canal that now bears his name.








