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English: Schematic of the components of the fallopian tube (upper right). Below are microscopic images taken from cross sections of the ampulla (left) and longitudinal sections of the infundibulum and fimbria (center right). A focus of early high grade serous carcinoma discovered in the fimbria is seen at the far right. The left panel illustrates the SEE-FIM protocol.
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Fallopian tube anatomy and SEE-FIM protocol

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current18:46, 14 April 2023Thumbnail for version as of 18:46, 14 April 2023960 × 720 (103 KB)wikimediacommons>P53SignatureAdded "cross section" and "logitudinal section" for clarity

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