fallopian tubes
Ovary-to-womb channels
Fallopian tubes are the pair of ducts in the female reproductive system that carry eggs from the ovaries to the uterus.
Fertilization typically occurs in the fallopian tubes.
Blockage or damage can cause infertility; surgical removal or tying of the tubes (getting your tubes tied) is a form of permanent contraception.
- ovariesEgg-producing organs
- egg cellFemale reproductive unit
- gynecologyFemale reproductive medicine
- female anatomyBodily systems specific to women
- pelvicOf the hip girdle
oviduct · tubal ligation · ampulla · ovulation · fertilization · getting pregnant · womb · hysterectomy · blocked · zygote · ectopic pregnancy · scarring · bilateral · ectopic · reproductive · fertility treatment · in vitro · birth control
- reproductionreproduction, birth, baby, egg, sperm
- pairspair, pairs, two, duo, duos
- gynecologyPap smear, cervix, pelvic exam, colposcopy, ovary
- reproductive anatomypenis, vagina, testes, testicles, ovaries
- Urogenital Anatomybladder, kidney, kidneys, urethra, ureter
- conceptionfertilization, ovulation, egg, sperm, fertile window
fallopian tubesvas deferens
Sperm-transporting tube
epididymis · testes · birth canal · vagina · prostate
fallopian tubesbirth canal
Newborn's emergence pathway
vagina · vaginal canal · cervix · uterus