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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Uterine vessels"”.

  1. Comparison of Postoperative Pain Following Ovariohysterectomy via Harmonic Scalpel-Assisted Laparoscopy Versus Traditional Celiotomy In Dogs

    … OVH. The harmonic scalpel coagulated ovarian and uterine vessels completely with minimal collateral damage to surrounding tissues. The clinical relevance of this study demonstrates that harmonic scalpel-assisted laparoscopic ovariohysterectomy is a safe alternative to traditional OVH and offers a …

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  2. Die differentielle Expression tumorfördernder und tumorinhibierender Gene im ersten und zweiten Trimester der Schwangerschaft

    … myometrium (interstitial invasion) as well as uterine vessels (endovascular invasion). Trophoblast invasion is important for the anchorage of the placenta and secures the fetal gas exchange and nutrient supply. Invasive growth of these trophoblast cells is greatest in the first trimester of …

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  3. Advanced Studies in Veterinary Anatomy: Angiogenesis in Caprine Reproductive Organs of Non-Pregnant and Pregnant Normal and Swainsonine-Treated Does

    … was tortuous and lay in close apposition to the uterine tributary of the ovarian vein in all specimens studied. In non-pregnant does, this arrangement may serve as a local utero-ovarian pathway for the corpus luteum (CL) luteolysis at the end of non-fertile estrous cycle. During pregnancy, this …

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