Implantation:
Definition: The process during which the blastocyst
attaches to the endometrium and subsequently embeds in it.
It occurs at 6 days after fertilization and
by the 11 th to 12th days of development the blastocyst
is completely embedded in the endometrial stroma.
Bleeding may occur at the implantation site as a result of increase blood
flow into the lacanar spaces.
This
bleeding occur near the 28th day of menstrual cycle, it may confused
with normal menstrual bleeding.
Q: In which phase of menstrual
cycle implantation is occurred?
Ans: The
secretory phase, during which time uterine glands and artery become coiled.
What are the phases of
menstrual cycle?
1. Menstrual phase
2. proliferative(follicular) phase
3. secretory (progestational) phase
What is ovarian cycle?
It is a regular monthly cyclic changes in the ovaries (which start at
puberty )
Phases are:
i)
follicular
development
ii)
ii) LH
surge (ovulation)
Normal sites of implantation: The blastocyst implants in the endometrium
along the anterior or posterior wall of fundus of uterus. (Trophoblast
cells of blastocyst invade the epithelium and underlying endometrial stroma
with the help of proteolytic enzymes.)
Abnormal implantation:
1. implantation in abdominal cavity
2. implantation in the pouch of Douglas
3. implantation in the ampullary region of f.
tube (most common)
4. Implantation in the internal os
5. Ovarian implantation
6. Interstitial implantation
7. Tubal implantation
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