Fig 27.10 ovaries The ovaries & uterus are held in place by ligaments in the pelvic cavity Female reproductive system.

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Fig ovaries The ovaries & uterus are held in place by ligaments in the pelvic cavity Female reproductive system

Ovaries –ligaments support and stabilize Uterine tubes Uterus –enclosed within broad ligament Vagina External genitalia The Female Reproductive System

Homologies

Development

Held in position by ovarian ligament and suspensory ligament Ovarian artery and vein enter at ovarian hilum Covered by tunica albuginea The Ovaries

Ovary

Ovary Histology Nice images also at Blue histology You tube shotgun histology

Ovarian cycle Occurs monthly in ovarian follicles Primordial follicles develop into primary follicles Theca granulose cells surround oocyte –Release estrogens, estradiol Follicular fluid encourages growth of secondary follicles One mature Graffian follicle develops Primary oocyte undergoes meiosis producing secondary oocyte Ovulation –Secondary oocyte surrounded by corona radiata released Menstural Cycle

Fig 27.11

2-primary follicle 5-oocyte Mature follicle

Fimbriae Infundibulum Ampulla Isthmus Uterine (Fallopian) Tubes

Mechanical protection and nutritional support to developing embryo Bends anteriorly (anteflexion) Stabilized by broad, uterosacral, round, and lateral ligaments Uterus

Compare cycles

Menstrual Cycle

If fertilization does occur

FYI

Sperm count range from 20 – 100 million sperm per cubic mL

Chorion - villi Amnion Chorionic gonadotropin HCG

FYI

772 in text book

FYI

Epidural shot

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