- The
myometrium is the
middle layer of the
uterine wall,
consisting mainly of
uterine smooth muscle cells (also
called uterine myocytes) but also of supporting...
- (endometrium)
atypically located among the
cells of the
uterine wall (
myometrium), as a result,
thickening of the
uterus occurs. As well as
being misplaced...
- that
occurs when all or part of the
placenta attaches abnormally to the
myometrium (the
muscular layer of the
uterine wall)
during pregnancy. This condition...
- to the
embryo and fetus. The
myometrium of the
uterus mostly consists of
smooth muscle. The
innermost layer of
myometrium is
known as the
junctional zone...
- (abruptio placentae)
causes bleeding that
penetrates into the
uterine myometrium forcing its way into the
peritoneal cavity. This
condition makes the uterus...
-
completely shed
during menstruation. The
basal layer,
adjacent to the
myometrium and
below the
functional layer, is not shed at any time
during the menstrual...
-
progression of the disease, the
myometrium is infiltrated. A
stage III
endometrioid adenocarcinoma that has
invaded the
myometrium Metastatic endometrial cancer...
- inferior-posterior part of uterus, on its
cervical end — here, the
uterine muscle (
myometrium) is
narrower and thinner. It
connects the body and cervix. The uterine...
-
contractile waves,
appear to
involve only the sub-endometrial
layer of the
myometrium. In the
early follicular phase,
uterine contractions in the non-pregnant...
-
placenta percreta, the
chorionic villi have grow
entirely through the
myometrium and
invade into the perimetrium.
Placenta percreta results in the most...
