The female reproductive tract consists of the ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, cervix, vagina, and vulva. The ovaries contain follicles within the cortex and neurovasculature within the medulla. The uterus is comprised of the endometrium, which contains the stratum basalis and stratum functionalis, and the myometrium. The endocervical canal is lined with simple columnar cells while the ectocervix is lined with stratified squamous epithelium. The document discusses the anatomy and physiology of the female reproductive system and conditions such as cervical neoplasms and endometriosis.

1. FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE TRACT
•ANATOMY
•PHYSIOLOGY
•CERVICAL NEOPLASMS
•ENDOMETRIOSIS

2. ANATOMY

3. 1. OVARY
EPITHELIUM CUBOIDAL EPITHELIUM
STROMA CORTEX (CONTAINS FOLLICLES)
MEDULLA (CONTAINS NEUROVASCULATURE)

4. • FALLOPIAN TUBE
• UTERUS
• ENDOMETRIUM
STRATUM BASALIS
STRATUM FUNCTIONALIS
• MYOMETRIUM
• PERIMETRIUM

5. • CERVIX
ENDOCERVICAL CANAL LINED BY SIMPLE COLUMNAR CELLS
ECTOCERVIX LINED BY STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS EPITHELIUM
• SQUAMO-COLUMNAR JUNCTION
• TRANSFORMATIOON ZONE

6. • VAGINA
• STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS EPITHELIUIM
• VULVA

7. PHYSIOLOGY