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| first part to form in genital system |
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| determined during embryologic phase |
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| originate in wall of yolk sac |
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| gonads arise from the part of urogenital ridge |
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| enlarges and seperates from mesonephros by developing a membrane called the mesovarium |
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| cells that migrate into embryo and enter the primary sex cords to form the ova |
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| merging of primary sex cords |
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| difference seen after seven weeks |
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| female reproductive system |
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| glans clitoris, labium minus, labium majus, posterior labial commissure |
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| cords seperate into primordial follicles |
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| cord seperation at 16 weeks |
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| derived from the primordial germ cell |
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| rapidly divides to form thousands of primitive germ cells. |
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| enter meiotis prophase but developement is suspended until puberty |
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| prior to birth oogonia enlarge to form what? |
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| genetic sex is determined at ? |
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| cranial part of uterine tube and caudal part fuse together to become uterus and vagina |
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| external organs fully developed by how many weeks of gestation? |
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| both sexes look similar until how many weeks of gestation? |
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| both urethra and vagina open into what? |
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| urogenital sinus becomes what? |
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| urogenital folds become what? |
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| labioscrotal swelling becomes what? |
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| to determine ovarian volume |
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| mean ovarian volume is stable until? |
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| homogeneous texture, small follicles may be visualized |
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| normal perdiatric measurements |
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| pediatric uterus increased in size until what age and gradually increases until when? |
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| pediatric endometrium apperance |
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| Class I Mullerian Anomalies |
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| segmental agenisis or incomplete vaginal canalization |
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| Class II mullerian anomalies |
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| Class III-V mullerian anomalies |
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| all have two uterine cavities |
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| Class VI mullerian anomalies |
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| fluid filled vagina and uterus |
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| blood filled vagina and uterus |
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| long and slender (cigar shaped) uterus, deviated to one side, related to infertility/pregnancy loss |
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| hydrocolps, hydrometrocolpos, hematometrocolpos |
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| uterus didephys, complete duplication of uterus, cervix, and vagina |
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| duplication of uterus and sometimes cervix |
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| septated uterus, sometimes cervix or vaginal septum |
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| normal uterus in size and shape but cavity is "T" shape with irregular contour, DES related |
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| most common mullerian anomalie |
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| call IV bicornuate uterus |
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| having both ovarian and testicular tissue |
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| early development of gonads and secondary sex characteristics with ovulation before eight years of age |
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| asymptomatic palpable mass, hemorrhage or torse, anechoic well-defined borders |
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| severe abdominal pain, enlarged ovary, fluid filled cul-de-sac, debri secondary to hemorrhage |
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| asymptomatic, palpable abdominal mass, complex/cystic cavity with debris, dermal plug, fat-fluid levels, calcifications |
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| early or primitive ovum before it has developed completely |
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| a cell produced at an early stage in the formation of an ovum |
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| the embryo has a potential to develop as a male or female. |
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| complete duplication of uterus, cervix and vagina |
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