- The
uterus (from
Latin uterus, pl.: uteri) or womb (/wuːm/) is the
organ in the
reproductive system of most
female mammals,
including humans, that accommodates...
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relation to the ****, the
positioning of the
cervix that
opens into the
uterus is
called the
internal os; and, the
opening of the
cervix in the ****...
- is
connected to the
uterus at the cervix. The
uterus or womb
accommodates the embryo,
which develops into the fetus. The
uterus also
produces secretions...
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Uterus didelphys (sometimes also
uterus didelphis)
represents a
uterine malformation where the
uterus is
present as a
paired organ when the embryogenetic...
- A
bicornuate uterus or
bicornate uterus (from the
Latin cornū,
meaning "horn"), is a type of müllerian
anomaly in the
human uterus,
where there is a deep...
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inner epithelial layer,
along with its
mucous membrane, of the
mammalian uterus. It has a
basal layer and a
functional layer: the
basal layer contains stem...
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Couvelaire uterus (also
known as
uteroplacental apoplexy) is a rare but not a life-threatening
condition in
which loosening of the
placenta (abruptio placentae)...
- A
retroverted uterus (tilted
uterus,
tipped uterus) is a
uterus that is
oriented posteriorly,
towards the **** in the back of the body. This is in contrast...
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round ligament of the
uterus is a
ligament that
connects the
uterus to the
labia majora. It
originates at the
junction of the
uterus and
uterine tube. It...
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transplant is a
surgical procedure whereby a
healthy uterus is
transplanted into an
organism of
which the
uterus is
absent or diseased. As part of
normal mammalian...
