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Funktionelle Anatomie der Tube

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Rekonstruktive Tubenchirurgie

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Die Mikrochirurgie des Eileiters (Synonyma sind Tube, Salpinx, Ovidukt, Tuba uterina) wird praktisch ausschließlich während der reproduktiven Phase der Frau (Menstruationsphase) durchgeführt. Die funktionelle Anatomie der Tube wird deshalb im folgenden nur für diese Lebensphase beschrieben. Die Anatomie der weiblichen Geschlechtsorgane in den präpubertären und postmenopausalen Phasen wurde bereits an anderer Stelle dargestellt (Brökelmann u. Denker 1994).

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Brökelmann, J. (1999). Funktionelle Anatomie der Tube. In: Rekonstruktive Tubenchirurgie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59833-3_2

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