Physiologie péritonéale et fertilité

Résumé La situation intrapéritonéale de l’ovaire et la communication établie grâce à la trompe entre le milieu peritoneal et le tractus génital expliquent l’intérêt de la connaissance de la physiologie péritonéale pour la compréhension de la fertilité. Le péritoine, la cavité péritonéale et le liquide qu’elle contient sont des organes originaux dont les rôles physiologiques sont multiples et de ce fait étudiées par des spécialistes très divers: gynécologues, chirurgiens, néphrologues, pneumologues, immunologistes ... Malgré ces travaux très nombreux, la physiologie péritonéale normale reste mal connue du fait de la difficulté, en situation normale, d’accéder à cette cavité profonde. Preview Unable to display preview. Download preview PDF. Références Hunter RH, Cicinelli E, Einer-Jensen N (2007) Peritoneal fluid as an unrecognised vector between female reproductive tissues. Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand 86:260–267 Canis M, Botchorishvili R, Rabischong B et al. (2002) Péritoine. 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