- 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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enter the
uterus during uterine contractions in the
menstrual cycle.
Further studies sought to
identify microbiota specific to the
uterus which would...
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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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cysts are
helpful to
identify the
transformation zone.: 106 The
cervical canal is a
pathway through which sperm enter the
uterus after being induced by...
- The
broad ligament of the
uterus is the wide fold of
peritoneum that
connects the
sides of the
uterus to the
walls and
floor of the pelvis. The contents...
- two
layers of the
ovariopelvic ligament and of the
broad ligament of the
uterus, to be
distributed to the ovary. [citation needed] The
ovarian artery may...
- The
perimetrium (or
serous coat of
uterus) is the
outer serosal layer of the
uterus,
derived from the
peritoneum overlying the
uterine fundus, and can...
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cells expand in both size and number)
during pregnancy to
allow for the
uterus to
become several times its non-gravid size, and
contracts in a coordinated...
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uterus, also
known as Sampson's artery, is a
branch of the
inferior epigastric artery. It runs under, and supplies, the
round ligament of the
uterus....
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uterine appendages (or
adnexa of
uterus) are the
structures most
closely related structurally and
functionally to the
uterus. They can be
defined in slightly...
