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to evaluate the cervical pathology
They count various cell types: PBC, SSC, ISC |
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(fibroids) of the uterus are most
common overall tumors in women. More in blacks
than whites. These are estrogen sensitive smooth
muscle tumors that in pregnancy they may enlarge
and cause obstructive delivery. |
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**If the support of the uterus is lost (several
birth, old age etc) uterus may drop lower or its
portio part comes out of the vagina (prolapse). |
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may be a cause of
abortion and dysparunia. |
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if implantation occurs at places other than the anterior or posterior
walls of the cavity of the uterus (body).
Uterine tube can not accommodate the place for pregnancy beyond the 2nd month.
It causes severe pain (acute abdomen), surgical evacuation is an emergency operation
in these conditions. |
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is inflammation (pelvic inflammatory disease, PID) and infection (gonorrhea
and clamydial) of the Fallopian tubes, may lead to loss of the epithelium, this may
interfere with fertilization which may lead to sterility. |
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Radiopaque material is injected into the uterus.
One can check for the shape, and anomalies of the uterus and the patent tubes. |
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congenital anomaly. External urethral orifice opens on ventral aspect
of the glans penis (glandular hypospadias).
Due to failure of fusion of the urogenital folds in embryonic life. |
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when prepuce of the penis is too tight over the glans and can not be
retracted to uncover the glans penis.
In these cases, smegma, the oily and cheesy-like secretion of the sebaceous glands in
the prepuce cause irritation of the glans. This is also carcinogen to the female cervix. |
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when the retraction of the prepuce over the glans constricts the neck
of the glans and interferes with the blood supply.
Circumcision should be performed. |
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