Note: The Fallopian tube has four described parts: the intramural or interstitial part (continuous with the uterus), isthmus, ampulla, and infundibulum with associated fimbriae. Some literature consider it to have only 3 main parts namely the isthmus, the ampulla and infundibulum (which also have fimbrae)
Note: The Fallopian tube has four described parts: the intramural or interstitial part (continuous with the uterus), isthmus, ampulla, and infundibulum with associated fimbriae.
Some literature consider it to have only 3 main parts namely the isthmus, the ampulla and infundibulum (which also have fimbrae)
Nice lecture...
Please consider ovarian torsion.
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Doc, please explain why the first question is False. I thought Ectopic pregnancy has a higher incidence in women with IUCDs.
wwhich books are you using to prepare these nice lectures
DC Duttas mostly