Female Genitalia, Drawing

Anterior View Of The Feminine Reproductive Apparatus. The Feminine Genital Organs, From The Top To The Bottom : The Vagina Canal That Extends Between The Cervix Uteri And The External Genital Organs. The Cervix That Connects The Low Part Of The Uterus To The Vagina. The Uterus Matrix In Which The Fetus Develops. It Is A Hollow Organ, Piriform, With Thick Wall, Composed Of Two Parts The Body Of The Uterus In The Superior Part And The Cervix, More Narrow, That Opens Into The Vagina. It Also Communicates With The Fallopian Tubes. The Fallopian Tubes Or Uterine Tubes Canals That Transport The Ovum Towards The Uterus. The Utero Ovarian Ligaments Or Proper Ovarian Ligaments Strips Of Conjonctive Tissues That Connect The Ovaries To The Fallopian Tubes And To The External Superior Border Of The Cervix. The Ovaries Female Reproductive Glands. Lobular Organs Responsible For The Maturation And The Production Of Ova. They Are Located At Each Side Peritoneal Cavity And Are Linked To The Fallopian Tubes And To The External Superior Border Of The Uterus By The Utero Ovarian Ligaments. (Photo By BSIP/UIG Via Getty Images)