Age Related Change of Total Length of Fallopian Tubes in Bangladesh Female Cadaver

Hena, Hasna; Ara, Shamim; Ullah, Enayet; Qasim, Rubina; Siddiqua, Dilruba; Jahora, Fatema

doi:10.3329/updcj.v1i2.13980

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“…Период постменопаузы в женском организме характеризуется иволютивными процессами, на фоне которых происходят возрастные изменения как во всем организме в целом, так и в органах репродуктивной системы женщины в частности. В связи с увеличением продолжительности жизни современного человека научный интерес к пожилому возрасту женщин неизменно повышается [5,9,12]. Общеизвестно, что с возрастом претерпевают изменения не только размеры, форма, порой и топография органов, но и их внутренняя структурная организация.…”

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Morphological characteristics of uterine tubes ampullae in elderly females

Balandina¹,

Nekrasova²

2020

Kursk Scientific and Practical Bulletin “Man and His Health”

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The aim of the study is to determine the size and to identify the features of histoarchitectonics of the uterine tube ampulla of an old-aged female. Materials and methods. The ampulla of both uterine tubes was examined in 26 nulliparous and 78 giving birth elderly women using morphometric, histological, immunohistochemical, and micrometric research methods. Results. The length and outer diameter of uterine tubes at the points of transition of isthmus into the ampulla and ampulla into the infundibulum as well as in the central part of ampulla are characterized by the absence of a statistically significant difference in parameters in nulliparous and giving birth women. The histoarchitectonic features of the ampullae of the uterine tubes in nulliparous and giving birth women in old age consist in the flattening of the epithelium of the mucous membrane, which forms many closely spaced thickened folds that create an uneven narrowing of the ampulla lumen, and the proliferation of connective tissue between the bundles of muscle fibers of the muscular membrane. The presence of Ki-67 expression in single cells of less than 1%, as well as a thin layer of epithelial membrane antigen in the epithelium of the ampulla along with the complete absence of its expression in the stroma reflect normal tissue regeneration and act as an equivalent to the anatomical norm in elderly females. When comparing lumen areas of ampulla and its wall at mid-section as well as the circumference of epithelial lining, a predominance of parameters in the right uterine tube was revealed (p<0.01). Conclusion. The study showed the similar qualitative and quantitative morphological characteristics of the uterine tube ampullae both in nulliparous and giving birth females in old age.

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Morphological characteristics of uterine tubes ampullae in elderly females

Balandina¹,

Nekrasova²

2020

Kursk Scientific and Practical Bulletin “Man and His Health”

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A Review: Biomechanical Aspects of the Fallopian Tube Relevant to its Function in Fertility

Seraj,

Nazari,

Atai

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Reprod. Sci.

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Morphological differences in the isthmus and funnel of the fallopian tubes of women in young and old age

Balandina,

Snigireva,

Balandin

2024

Pediatr (SPb)

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Relevance. Scientific interest in age-related changes of the female organism is invariably increasing, which is caused, first of all, by the increase in life expectancy of modern man. In view of the fact that the lack of information about age morphology is extremely acute when working with older women, the need for its detailed study was the purpose of this work. Objective. Identification of patterns of age-related morphological changes in the isthmus and funnel of fallopian tubes of women giving birth in old age versus young age using sectional material. Materials and Methods. The study was performed on the sectional material of 70 women who had given birth and were divided into two groups: group I included 34 women of young age (22-35 years) and group II consisted of 36 elderly women (75-88 years). The external diameter of the isthmus and funnel of the fallopian tubes was determined. For histological examination, fallopian tubes fragments taken at autopsy were stained with Van Gieson picrofuchsin and hematoxylin and eosin. Results. There was a decrease in the external diameter of the isthmus and funnel of both fallopian tubes in women from young age to old age (p0.01). At old age, there was a predominance of external diameter parameters of the isthmus and funnel of the right fallopian tube in comparison with those of the left fallopian tube (p0.01), while at young age there was only a tendency for the diameter of the isthmus and funnel of the right fallopian tube to predominate (p0.05). The histological study showed the presence of thickened folds of the mucous membrane and flattened epithelium in the studied areas in older women, thinning of the muscular membrane layers and overgrowth of connective tissue in comparison with the samples taken for the study in younger women. Conclusions. Morphologic restructuring of the isthmus and funnel of the fallopian tubes from young to old age consists in thickening of the mucous membrane folds, flattening of the epithelium, overgrowth of connective tissue in the wall and reduction of their outer diameter with predominant parameters in the right fallopian tube.

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Age Related Change of Total Length of Fallopian Tubes in Bangladesh Female Cadaver

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Morphological characteristics of uterine tubes ampullae in elderly females

Morphological characteristics of uterine tubes ampullae in elderly females

A Review: Biomechanical Aspects of the Fallopian Tube Relevant to its Function in Fertility

Morphological differences in the isthmus and funnel of the fallopian tubes of women in young and old age

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