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Components of the external genitalia |
Aka Vulva •Mons pubis •Clitoris •Urethral orifice •Labia majora and minora •Vestibule •Vaginal orifice or introitus •Hymen •Greater vestibular gland |
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Internal reproductive organs |
Vagina Cervix Uterus Fallopian tubes Ovaries |
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Lower genital tract |
Vulva Vagina |
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Upper genital tract |
Cervix Uterus Fallopian tubes Ovaries |
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Blood supply to the vulva |
Internal pudendal artery |
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Nerve supply to the vulva |
Ilioinguinal & genital branch of the genitofemoral nerve |
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The greater vestibular gland is aka |
Bartholin's gland |
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Epithelial lining of Bartholin's gland |
Columnar or Cuboidal |
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Function of the Bartholin's gland |
Secretes mucoid substance for lubrication |
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Bartholin's cyst |
Obstruction of the Bartholin's gland without infection |
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Bartholin's abscess |
Infection of the Bartholin's gland |
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Length of the vagina |
7cm anteriorly 9cm posteriorly |
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Relations of the vagina |
Anterior: urethra & bladder Posterior: rectum Superior: cervix |
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Epithelial lining of the vagina |
Stratified squamous epithelium |
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Blood supply to the vagina |
Vaginal artery, branches of the uterine, branches of the internal pudendal, middle and inferior rectal arteries |
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Lymphatic drainage of the vagina |
Inguinal, internal Iliad, obturator, sacral nodes |
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Parts of the uterus |
Fundus Body Isthmus Cervix |
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Location of the isthmus |
Lies between the histological os and the Anatomical os |
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___ forms the lower uterine segment |
Isthmus |
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Diameter of the uterus |
9cm in length 6cm transversely 4cm anterior posterior Wall is 1-2cm thick |
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Relations of the uterus |
Anterior : bladder Posterior: coils of intestine & pouch of Douglas |
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At what site does the fallopian tube insert into the uterus |
Cornu |
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Ligaments of the uterus |
Round Broad Ovarian |
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Length of the cervix |
3cm |
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Parts of the cervix |
Supravaginal & portiovaginalis Internal os & external os |
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Epithelial lining of the cervix |
Endocervix - columnar Vaginal cervix - squamous |
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Arbor vitae |
The wall of the canal presents an anterior and a posterior longitudinal ridge, from each of which proceed a number of small oblique columns, the palmate folds, giving the appearance of branches from the stem of a tree; to this arrangement the name arbor vitae uteri is applied |
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Relations between the uterine artery and the ureter |
the ureter runs posterior to the ovary and then deep to the broad ligament and through the cardinal ligament. The uterine artery crosses anteriorly in the rectouterine fold of peritoneum. |
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Components of the endometrium |
1. Stratum functionalis •Stratum compactum •Stratum spongiosum 2. Stratum basalis |
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Blood supply to the uterus |
Uterine & ovarian arteries |
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Venous drainage of the uterus |
Pampiniform plexus in the broad ligament, uterine vein, ovarian vein, vaginal plexus, vertebral plexus |
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Lymphatic drainage of the uterus |
Paracervical plexus, external and internal Iliad nodes, obturator and sacral nodes |
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Length of fallopian tube |
10cm |
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Clinical significance of fallopian tube |
Site of fertilization Site of tubal gestation |
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Parts of the fallopian tube |
Interstitial (1-2cm) Isthmus (2-3cm) Ampulla (5cm) Infundibulum |
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Relations of the fallopian tube |
Superior: coils of intestine and omentum. The appendix and caecum on the right and the pelvic colon to the left Inferior: broad ligaments and contents. Epoophoron, paroophoron & Gartner's cysts - remnants of the mesonephric duct Posterior: Ovary & POD Anterior: Top of the bladder |
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Epithelial lining of the fallopian tube |
Ciliated columnar epithelium (endosalpinx) with thin stroma |
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Diameter of the ovary |
3.5cm in length 1.5-2.5cm in thickness |
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Weight of the ovary |
Each - 4 to 8 grams Right tends to be larger than left |
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Adnexa (adnexium) comprise |
Fallopian tubes Ovaries Their mesenteries Aka appendages |
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Functions of the ovary |
Steroidogenesis Follicular development |
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Blood supply to the ovaries |
Ovarian and uterine arteries |
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Venous drainage of the ovaries |
Pampiniform plexus, ovarian and uterine veins |
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Lymphatic drainage of the ovary |
Aortic nodes, external iliac nodes |
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Pelvic floor is made up of |
•Pelvic peritoneum •Extraperitoneal fat & cellular tissue •Levator ani and their fascial coats •Urogenital diaphragm (triangular ligament) •Muscles of the perineum and their aponeuroses •Subcutaneous fascia & fat •Skin |
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Supports of the uterus |
Mainly cardinal ligament Others: uterosacral, round, broad ligament, vagina |
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Parts of the elevator ani muscle |
Pubococcygeus Iliococcygeus Ischiococcygeus (coccygeus) Sometimes the pelvic part of the Piriformis muscle is included |