Adherents of the ovary
Last reviewed: 23.04.2024
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Near each ovary rudimentary formation is located - the appendage of the ovary, the parasite (appendage of the appendage), vesicular attachments, the remains of the tubules of the primary kidney and its duct.
The ovarian appendage, or the suprachoric (eporophoron), is between the leaves of the mesothelium mesentery (mesosalpinx), behind and lateral to the ovary. It consists of the longitudinal duct of the appendage (ductus epoophorontis longitudinalis) and several tubules that flow into it - transverse ducts (ductuli transversi), the blind ends of which are facing the ovary gates.
The parrot (paroophoron) is a small-sized formation that also lies in the mesentery of the uterine tube, near the tube end of the ovary. The parasite consists of several disconnected blind canals.
Vesicular attachments (appendices vesiculosae), or stibelchatye hydatidy, look like bubbles, which are strengthened on long legs and contain in their cavity a transparent liquid. Vesicular pendants are located lateral to the ovary, somewhat lower than the lateral part (funnel) of the fallopian tube.
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