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The 20 pages that link to Uterus, each with the reason it gives.

• PregnancyRelated: Its lining supports implantation, and its expanding cavity accommodates fetal growth.

• Ectopic pregnancyRelated: The uterine cavity is the usual site of implantation and the reference point for diagnosis.

• EndometriumNarrower topic: The endometrium is the uterus’s innermost tissue layer.

• GonadCompared with: The uterus supports gestation, whereas ovaries produce gametes and sex hormones.

• MenstruationNarrower topic: Menstruation comes from changes in its inner lining.

• ChildbirthNarrower topic: Its muscular wall contracts to help deliver the baby.

• OvaryCompared with: The uterus receives an embryo; ovaries produce eggs and reproductive hormones.

• CervixNarrower topic: The cervix is the uterus’s narrow lower portion.

• HysterectomyNarrower topic: It is the organ removed in every hysterectomy.

• Uterine fibroidNarrower topic: Fibroids arise in or around this organ, and their position shapes their effects.

• VaginaNarrower topic: The vagina connects to the reproductive organ above it through the cervix.

• Fallopian tubeRelated: The fallopian tube carries the fertilized egg toward the uterus.

• GestationRelated: It is the principal site of human gestation.

• ObstetricsRelated: Uterine growth and contractions shape pregnancy and childbirth.

• AdenomyosisNarrower topic: Adenomyosis occurs in the wall of this organ.

• Female reproductive systemBroader topic: The uterus supports implantation and fetal development.

• Uterine contractionNarrower topic: Its muscular wall contracts in reproductive processes.

• PlacentaliaRelated: Placentals develop their young inside the uterus.

• Jan SwammerdamBroader topic: His work on the uterus and pregnancy applied careful dissection to human anatomy.

• GynaecologyBroader topic: Its lining and muscle are central to bleeding, fibroids, and pregnancy-related care.