This is the length a dominant follicle reaches before ovulation.
2.5cm
This makes the endo thicken before ovulation.
Estrogen
Don't be fooled by this pelvis, otherwise known as the greater pelvis or bowel.
When your ovarian flow has low velocity and low resistance it's considered this.
Normal ovarian flow
This segment of Fallopian Tube is the middle portion. Or a geographic feature.
Isthmus
This segment is where fertilization most often occurs & thus it is the most common site for ectopic implantation.
Ampulla segment
Andrenal glands
Pelvic floor
As opposed to low velocity, low resistance - High velocity and low resistance is an indicator for this.
Malignant ovarian mass
We're not talking coed volleyball, we're talking the short Interstitial section that passes through the uterine wall. Otherwise known as this.
Intramural
These uterine anomalies are caused by improper formation, fusion, separation, or absence of Mullerian Ducts.
Congenial uterine anomalies
During the secretory phase, this hormone makes the endo thicken.
Progesterone
Your Lat. pelvic walls are formed from these muscles.
Obturator Internus muscles
Lt. Renal vein
Most ectopics occur in this widest and longest portion of fallopian tube.
Ampulla
This is a flat muscle that extends laterally on both sides of the vaginal cuff.
Lutenizing hormone
The Rectuc Abdominus, Transverse Abdominus, Psoas Major, and Iliopsoas make up this.
Muscles of the Greater (False) pelvis.
IVC
When stimulated by estrogen, the fallopian tubes contract and propel these to the uterus.
eggs
The internal iliac artery is also known as
hypogastric artery
Early in a pregnacy Progesterone is produced by these cells, which develop into the chorionic villi of placenta.
Trophoblastic cells
This artery supplies blood to the pelvic organs.
Internal Iliac artery
This hormone released by the Hypothalamus is what kicks off the chain reaction that makes the ovaries increase estrogen production to make follicles grow.
Gonadotropin Releasing Hormone
This trumpet shaped end segment contains fimbria and opens into the pelvic peritoneal cavity.
Infundibulum