3_C_GYN

Hollow pear shaped organ between bladder and rectum

Contains fundus and body

Peritoneum – outside

Myometrium – middle

Endometrium – inner

Lateral attachment to the wall

Suspend ovaries to uterus

Folds of tissue that join over uterus

AKA Mackendrots

Anterolateral support of distal uterus

Contains uterine artery

Support for posterolateral uterus and cervix to rectum

Transmit eggs from ovaries to uterus

Finger-like projections that entice the egg into tube

Glands that produce eggs

Infundibulopelvic ligaments

Suspend ovary to wall

Contain ovarian artery

Extends from uterus to external opening

Region between vagina/anus or scrotum/anus

Portion of vagina surrounding cervix

Peritoneum that is draped over all pelvic organs

Pouch between anterior wall of rectum and posterior wall of uterus

Pouch between anterior wall of uterus and posterior wall of bladder

Broad, ovarian, round ligaments, fallopian tube

Benign fibrous tumors of uterus

Pregnancy outside uterus

Relaxation of ligaments of uterus causing uterus to extend into vagina

Sac of fluid on the ovary

Fold of peritoneum that is incised so one can separate bladder from uterus.

Taking solid tissue into pieces and removing it

Tumor made up of muscular elements in myometrium.

Post-op complication following vaginal hystero that can cause bleeding.

Peritoneum is closed over bladder, vagina and rectum

Endometrial cells outside the uterus

Total Abdominal Hysterectomy

Resection of uterus through abdominal incision

Total Abdominal Hysterectomy

Resection of uterus through vagina

Resection of fallopian tube

Resection of ovary

Resection of a tube and an ovary

Excision of a muscle tumor of the uterus through a hysterectomy

Ligation and division of fallopian tubes

Female sterilization

Delivery of fetus through abdominal incision and hysterotomy

Visualization via optical instrument in abdomen/pelvic cavity

Laproscopically Assisted Vaginal Hysterectomy

Most common method