Sunday, August 23, 2009

FALLOPIAN TUBE:UTERINE TUBE:EXPLAINED

Image via WikipediaFallopian tubes which are also called the uterine tubes are hollow,paired tube like structures.Each uterine tube on one end is attached to the lateral angle or upper part of the body of uterus.It communicates with the uterine cavity by an opening located at this end called the uterine opening.On the other side of the uterine tube there is the abdominal opening or ostium.Fallopian...

Friday, July 31, 2009

UTERUS:BRIEF DESCRIPTION

Image via WikipediaUterus is the child bearing organ.It is a muscular hollow organ located in the pelvis[or lower part of the abdomen].It is located behind the urinary bladder and in front of the rectum.Uterus can be divided broadly into three parts- body, isthmus and cervix.Body is the upper part of the uterus,that may again be divided into fundus and body proper.Fundus is that part of the uterus...

Saturday, July 25, 2009

CERVIX:ESSENTIALS

Image via WikipediaCervix is the lower part of the uterus,that communicates with the vagina.A part of the cervix protrudes withn the vagina,which is called the ectocervix,and another part remains above the uterus,which is called the endocervix.It is a tube like structure that communicates between the cavity of the uterus and the vagina.The canal of the endocervix is lined by columnar epithelium and...

LEGAL DISCLAIMER

LEGAL DISCLAIMERTHIS BLOG IS A SINCERE,HUMBLE ATTEMPT ON MY BEHALF,TO IMPROVE THE PUBLIC CONSCIOUSNESS REGARDING BASIC HEALTH PROBLEMS,SO THAT EVERYBODY CAN HAVE THE BASIC IDEA ABOUT HEALTH & DISEASE AND CAN CONTACT THEIR LOCAL HEALTH CARE PROVIDER OR THEIR DOCTOR[REGISTERED MEDICAL PRACTITIONER] AT THE EARLIEST OPPORTUNITY,IF ANY MEDICAL PROBLEM ARISES.THE NAMES OF MEDICINE MENTIONED ARE NOT PRESCRIPTIONS,BUT AN ATTEMPT TO IMPROVE THE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT DISEASE AND TREATMENT OPTIONS AVAILABLE.THE...
 

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