Isthmus Function
Isthmus Function is a physiological mechanism within the oviduct that regulates the transport and capacitation of gametes and early embryos by controlling luminal environment and passage timing through the narrow, muscular segment connecting the ampulla to the uterine end of the oviduct.
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Role of the Tricuspid Annulus and the Eustachian Valve/Ridge on Atrial Flutter
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