Receives sperm from the testis and continues as the ductus deferens. The principal hormone produced by the growing ovarian follicle. The finger like extensions from the end of the uterine tube that aid in gathering the oocyte at ovulation. A hormone produced by the pituitary gland which causes the ovarian follicles to grow. A method of assisted fertilization that involves surgically removing an egg from the ovary, combining it with sperm, and immediately placing the egg and sperm into the fallopian tube.
Fertilization takes place inside the fallopian tube.
A hormone of early pregnancy that can be monitored to determine the age and viability of the gestation. It is a commercial preparation used by injection to facilitate development of multiple follicles. Transfer of semen or sperm for the purpose of establishing a pregnancy. A thin, lighted viewing instrument with a telescopic lens through which a surgeon views the exterior surfaces of a female's reproductive organs and abdominal cavity. The last fourteen days of an ovulatory cycle, associated with progesterone production from the corpus luteum.