Примери коришћења Uterine wall на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Search the left uterine wall.
The glands in the uterine wall can feed your baby(the placenta has not yet developed).
There's a tear in Joanna's uterine wall.
Your lower uterine wall has thickened.
It has to be inserted into the uterine wall.
In rare cases, the uterine wall is damaged during the procedure.
The placenta abnormally attaches to the uterine wall.
In very rare situations, the uterine wall may be damaged during treatment.
This placenta will implant itself within the uterine wall.
Nodules can be placed in the uterine wall, and on the surface.
Placenta may attach to the bottom part of the uterine wall;
Once here, it implants to the uterine wall and the placenta begins to form.
The tissue allows the cell to more tightly adhere to the uterine wall.
This is caused by the fact that your uterine wall is stretched further and further.
You feel the first movements when your baby touches your uterine wall.
When a fertilized cell is implanted in the uterine wall, there is usually minor bleeding.
It starts to show up after the embryo implants into the uterine wall.
This is because your uterine wall is extra blood through implantation and it is possible that a blood vessel will snap.
The embryo that has adhered to the uterine wall begins to develop.
On the day when conception occurs,a zygote is inserted into the uterine wall.
At the moment that the fertilized egg begins to implant in the uterine wall, your body starts producing the HCG hormone.
They are destroying the fabric of the embryo,take it from the uterine wall.
More precisely, while subserosal fibroma affects the outer uterine wall, the intramural myoma grows in the thickness of the wall itself;
Usually it is attached to the back,less often- to the front. uterine wall.
They are explained by the fact that during the introduction of cells into the uterine wall, damage to the smallest blood vessels and capillaries occurs.
After about thirteen days,the embryo is fully implanted in the uterine wall.
The consequence of such manipulation becomes a scar on the uterine wall, the state of which is crucial in the question of the possibility of repeated delivery.
About 6 to 12 days upon conception,the embryo implants itself into the uterine wall.
Indeed, over time, the scar on the uterine wall undergoes atrophic changes, as a result of which the suture loses its value, becomes coarse and inelastic.
If the placenta is completely adherent to the uterine wall, there is no bleeding.