L1: Anatomy of Female Genital Tract - Others

Question 1

Ligaments of Female Genital Tract

Answer 1

Question 2

Ligaments of Female Genital Tract

• Body

Answer 2

Question 3

Ligaments of Uterine Body

• Round Ligament

Answer 3

Question 4

Ligaments of Uterine Body

• Ovarian Ligament

Answer 4

Question 5

Ligaments of Uterine Body

• Broad Ligament

Answer 5

Question 6

Ligaments of Uterine Cervix

Answer 6

Question 7

Ligaments of Uterine Cervix

• Mackenrodt’s Lihament

Answer 7

Question 8

Ligaments of Uterine Cervix

• Pubocervical Ligament

Answer 8

Question 9

Ligaments of Uterine Cervix

• Uterosacral Ligament

Answer 9

Question 10

Ligaments of Ovary

Answer 10

Question 11

Ligaments of Ovary
- Ovarian Ligament

Answer 11

Question 12

Ligaments of Ovary
- Infundibulopelvic Ligament

Answer 12

Question 13

Ligaments of Ovary

• Mesovarium

Answer 13

Question 14

Origin of Uterine Artery

Answer 14

It arises from the anterior division of the internal iliac artery as one of its terminal branches.

Question 15

Course of Uterine Artery

Answer 15

Question 16

Branches of Uterine Artery

Answer 16

Question 17

Ligamentery Support of The Uterus

• Cardinal Ligaments

Answer 17

Question 18

Cardinal Ligaments of the Uterus

Question 19

Cardinal Ligaments of the Uterus

• Pubo-cervical Ligaments

Answer 19

Question 20

Def of Pubo-Cervical Ligaments

Answer 20

• A pair of ligaments Passing from the front of the cervix and upper vagina to the back of the symphysis pubis.

Question 21

Divisions of Pubo-Cervical Ligaments

Answer 21

• Each is divided into pubo-vesical and vesico-cervical ligaments due to the presence of the bladder and urethra in its course.

Question 22

Relation of Pubo-Cervical Ligaments to Mackenrodt’s Ligament

Answer 22

• On its reflection on the lower end of the bladder; it joins Mackenroadt’s ligament to form a strong support to the bladder known as bladder pillars.

Question 23

Cardinal Ligaments of the Uterus

• Mackenroadt’s Ligaments

Answer 23

Question 24

Def of Mackenroadt’s Ligaments

Answer 24

The main cardinal ligaments

Question 25

Description of **Mackenroadt's Ligaments**

Answer 25

- passes as a fan shaped from the lateral aspect of the cx. and upper vagina to be inserted into the lateral pelvic wall.

Question 26

Relations of **Mackenroadt's Ligaments**

Answer 26

In this course it is related laterally to uterine artery and the ureter.

Question 27

Cardinal Ligaments of the **Uterus** - Uterosacral Ligaments

Answer 27

Question 28

Def of **Uterosacral Ligaments**

Answer 28

- The most developed supportive ligament of the uterus.

Question 29

Course of Uterosacral Ligaments

Answer 29

- It passes from the back of the cx. and upper vagina to the 3rd piece of the sacrum.

Question 30

Func of **Uterosacral Ligaments**

Answer 30

Its tone is responsible for the anteversion position.

Question 31

Accessory Ligaments of **Uterus**

Question 32

Def of **Broad Ligament**

Answer 32

Question 33

Description of **Broad Ligament**

Answer 33

Question 34

Contents of **Broad Ligament**

Answer 34

Question 35

Contents of **Broad Ligament** - Ligaments

Answer 35

Question 36

Contents of **Broad Ligament** - Tubes

Answer 36

Question 37

Contents of **Broad Ligament** - Blood Vessels

Answer 37

Question 38

Contents of **Broad Ligament** - Nerves

Answer 38

Question 39

Contents of **Broad Ligament** - Lymphatics

Answer 39

Question 40

Contents of **Broad Ligament** - Vestigeal Remenatnts

Answer 40

Question 41

Support of The Uterus, Vagina & Pelvic Floor

Answer 41

Question 42

Support of The Uterus, Vagina

Answer 42

Question 43

Parts of **Levator Ani**

Answer 43

Question 44

Parts of **Levator Ani** - Pubococcygeus Part

Answer 44

Question 45

Origin of **Pubococcygeus Part**

Answer 45

Question 46

Insertion of **Pubococcygeus Part**

Answer 46

Question 47

Origin of **Iliococcygeus Part**

Answer 47

Question 48

Insertion of **Iliococcygeus Part**

Answer 48

Question 49

Origin of **Ischiococcygeus Part**

Answer 49

Question 50

Insertion of **Ischiococcygeus Part**

Answer 50

Question 51

Support of Pelvic Floor

Answer 51

Question 52

Def of **Pelvic Ureter**

Answer 52

It is a narrow muscular tube, 25 cm in length that lies retroperitoneal in its whole course.

Question 53

Structure of **Pelvic Ureter**§

Answer 53

It is formed of muscular layer lined by transitional epithelium.

Question 54

Course of **Pelvic Ureter**

Answer 54

Question 55

Blood Supply of **Pelvic Ureter**

Answer 55

Question 56

Points of ureteric injury during gynecologic surgery

Answer 56

Question 57

Done

Answer 57

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