Skin: Nonneoplastic Dermatopathology Samuel J. Pruden II Kimberley G. Crone Anne C. Lind I. NORMAL MICROANATOMY. Microscopically, the skin is composed of three compartments: the epidermis (a keratinizing epithelium), the…
Uterine Cervix Michael E. Hull I. NORMAL GROSS AND MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY A. Gross. The cervix is the tubular distal portion of the uterus, divided into the ectocervix and endocervix. The…
Uterus (Corpus) Jena Beth Hudson John D. Pfeifer Phyllis C. Huettner I. NORMAL ANATOMY. The uterus is a pear-shaped hollow organ with a normal weight of between 40 and 80…
Fallopian Tube Mitra Mehrad John D. Pfeifer Phyllis C. Huettner I. NORMAL ANATOMY. The fallopian tubes are formed from the Müllerian (paramesonephric duct) system and lie within the broad ligament…
Penis and Scrotum Peter A. Humphrey I. NORMAL ANATOMY. The penis is anatomically composed of three parts: posterior (root); central body or shaft; and anterior portion composed of glans, coronal…
