Pathology of the Ovary and Fallopian Tube

Normal structure and significant developmental abnormalities of the tubes and ovaries; and salient features, processes and effects of:
Ovarian stromal hyperplasia; non-neoplastic cysts;
Inflammation including pelvic inflammatory disease, tubo-ovarian abscess, and ‘specific’ infections; adnexal torsion; tubal gestation; endometriosis;
Elements of classification of benign and malignant ovarian neoplasia (including the concepts of ovarian tumours of surface epithelial origin; sex cord/stromal and germ cell origin, and their range of behaviours.

The Ovaries and Fallopian Tubes

Outline the important parts of the gynaecological tract (diagram)
Outline the features of a normal fallopian tube
Outline the features seen on a low power cross section of the fallopian tube in histology
Outline the features seen on a high power cross section of the fallopian tube in histology
What are the features of the normal ovary? (gross anatomical perspective)
What are the features of the normal ovary in histological cross section?
Outline the features of the corpus albicans and ovarian medullary stroma in histological cross section
What do mesothelial cells appear like under histological section?
Describe the embryonic development of the ovaries and fallopian tubes

Non-neoplastic Ovarian Cysts