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| | ==Introduction== | | ==Introduction== |
| | Part of the Adnexa of the Reproductive tract. | | Part of the Adnexa of the Reproductive tract. |
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| | ==Structure== | | ==Structure== |
| | *Bilateral sheets of connective tissue. | | *Bilateral sheets of connective tissue. |
| − | *It is arranged into three funtional regions: | + | *It is arranged into three functional regions: |
| | **'''Mesovarium''' - Attaches to the Ovaries. | | **'''Mesovarium''' - Attaches to the Ovaries. |
| − | **'''Mesosalpnix''' - Attaches to the Oviduct. | + | **'''Mesosalpinx''' - Attaches to the Oviduct. |
| − | **'''Mesometrium''' - Attaches to the Uterus, Cervix and Crainial Vagina. | + | **'''Mesometrium''' - Attaches to the Uterus, Cervix and Cranial Vagina. |
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| | ==Function== | | ==Function== |
| | *To convey blood vessels, lymphatics and nerves to and from the female reproductive tract | | *To convey blood vessels, lymphatics and nerves to and from the female reproductive tract |
| | *To support the organs of the reproductive tract | | *To support the organs of the reproductive tract |
| − | *Formation of the Ovarian Bursa by the Mesosalpnix and Mesovarium. | + | *Formation of the Ovarian Bursa by the Mesosalpinx and Mesovarium. |
| − | *Positioning of the reproductive tract. This is possible due to the smooth muscle extensions from the myometrium into the Mesometrium of the broad ligament, enabling it to contrat and relax. | + | *Positioning of the reproductive tract. This is possible due to the smooth muscle extensions from the myometrium into the mesometrium of the broad ligament, enabling it to contract and relax. |
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| | ==Origin & Insertion== | | ==Origin & Insertion== |
| − | *Oringinates from the dorasl abdominal wall and pelvic walls. | + | *Originates from the dorsal abdominal wall and pelvic walls. |
| − | *The broad ligaments are continuous with the sorosal layer of the female reproductive tract. | + | *The broad ligaments are continuous with the serosal layer of the female reproductive tract. |
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