Picture tests in histology reproductive system - female

After completion of this session it is expected that the students will be able to identify, locate and describe the histological features of:
Female genital organs
Vagina
Uterine cervix
Describe the histological features of endocervix and exocervix; Discuss why the term "endocervical glands" may be inaccurate; Compare the wall of the cervix with that of the body of the uterus.
Uterus
List the layers of the wall; Discuss the role of the myometrial layers in fetal expulsion and detachment of placenta; Describe the endometrial changes during menstrual cycle; List the layers of the endometrium. Which layers are shed during menstruation.
Fallopian tube
List the layers of the wall; List the types of cells in the epithelium; Relate structure to function: action of cilia and smooth muscle in propagation of fertilized ovum.
Ovary
Describe the structural changes that occur during follicular development: primordial follicle, primary follicle, secondary follicle, Graffian follicle; cortex, medulla; Identify and locate cells: granulosa, granulosa and theca lutein, primary oocyte, cumulus oophorus, primordial, primary, and secondary follicles, zona pellucida.
Differentiate between a lactating and inactive mammary gland; lobes, lobules, intervening connective tissue.
Some images were cited in histology guide a virtual histology laboratory www.histologyguide.org/
Presented and edited by Akram Jaffar, PhD.
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Hello doctor,
I have a doupt ... i read that fallopian tube surrounded by serosa ... but as far as i know that the fallopian tube is infraperitoneal ... May you calrify to me this issue
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They are infraperitoneal in the sense that they lie in the pelvic cavity and are draped by peritoneum and not suspended by mesesentery form the posterior abdominal wall like the small intestine or transverse colon. At the same time the uterine tubes are almost completely covered by peritoneum; this peritoneum is represented by the broad ligament. The tubes are located within the upper free border of the broad ligament.

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