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== Uterus ==
 
== Uterus ==
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* Y-shaped [[Female_Reproductive_Tract_-The_Uterus_- Anatomy & Physiology#Anatomical_Types_of_Uteri|bicornuate uterus]].
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* Y-shaped [[Uterus - Anatomy & Physiology#Anatomical_Types_of_Uteri|bicornuate uterus]].
 
* Almost all pregnancies carried in the left Uterine Horn, which is longer than the right.
 
* Almost all pregnancies carried in the left Uterine Horn, which is longer than the right.
 
* Ova shed from the right ovary must migrate down the right Uterine Horn to the Uterine Body and up the left Uterine Horn in order to [[Fertilisation%2C_Implantation_and_Early_Embryonic_Development_-Implantation- Anatomy & Physiology|establish pregnancy]].
 
* Ova shed from the right ovary must migrate down the right Uterine Horn to the Uterine Body and up the left Uterine Horn in order to [[Fertilisation%2C_Implantation_and_Early_Embryonic_Development_-Implantation- Anatomy & Physiology|establish pregnancy]].
 
* In immature females the uterus is very small and can be found entirely within the pelvic cavity, whereas in mature non-pregnant females it is located in the abdominal cavity at the level of the 5th, 6th and 7th [[Spinal_Column_- Anatomy & Physiology#Lumbar_Vertebrae|lumbar vertebra]].  
 
* In immature females the uterus is very small and can be found entirely within the pelvic cavity, whereas in mature non-pregnant females it is located in the abdominal cavity at the level of the 5th, 6th and 7th [[Spinal_Column_- Anatomy & Physiology#Lumbar_Vertebrae|lumbar vertebra]].  
* The [[Female_Reproductive_Tract_-The_Uterus_- Anatomy & Physiology#Structure|endometrium]] of the uterine body and horns contain no caruncles and the uterine glands are simple, branched and tubular.
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* The [[Uterus - Anatomy & Physiology#Structure|endometrium]] of the uterine body and horns contain no caruncles and the uterine glands are simple, branched and tubular.
 
* In the gravid uterus the left uterine horn, in which the fetus implants, becomes noticeably distended at around 1.5 months of pregnancy and is almost double its size by 2 months at which time the uterus hangs into the abdominal cavity.
 
* In the gravid uterus the left uterine horn, in which the fetus implants, becomes noticeably distended at around 1.5 months of pregnancy and is almost double its size by 2 months at which time the uterus hangs into the abdominal cavity.
 
* By 150 days the diameters of the gravid and non-gravid horns are nearly 4 times their original sizes.
 
* By 150 days the diameters of the gravid and non-gravid horns are nearly 4 times their original sizes.
* [[Female_Reproductive_Tract_-The_Uterus_- Anatomy & Physiology#Structure|Endometrium]] increases in size and the glands become more numerous.
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* [[Uterus - Anatomy & Physiology#Structure|Endometrium]] increases in size and the glands become more numerous.
 
* The non-involuted post-partum uterus hangs over the brim of the pelvis. The uterine wall is thickened, oedematous and in the early postpartum period the uterus contains a small amount of old blood.
 
* The non-involuted post-partum uterus hangs over the brim of the pelvis. The uterine wall is thickened, oedematous and in the early postpartum period the uterus contains a small amount of old blood.
 
* The uterus returns to its normal non-pregnant position between 20 - 45 days after parturition.
 
* The uterus returns to its normal non-pregnant position between 20 - 45 days after parturition.
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