Some methods of destroying these structures include the Parkland and Irving procedures, while these structures can be reversibly destroyed in the Pomeroy technique.
Some methods of destroying these structures include the Parkland and Irving procedures, while these structures can be reversibly destroyed in the Pomeroy technique. These structures are inflamed in Salpinghitis, and one end of this structure contains the fimbriae; this part is called the ostium. Its mucosa contains peg cells and cilia, and this structure develops from the embryonic Mullerian ducts. Its ampulla is the most common site of human fertilization. FTP, name this pair of structures that can be destroyed in ectopic pregnancies, a pair of tubes that connect the uterus to the ovaries.
Some methods of destroying these structures include the Parkland and Irving procedures, while these structures can be reversibly destroyed in the Pomeroy technique.
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