In one embodiment a uterine probe can include a transducer operative to emit sound waves for detection of a uterine contraction.

The uterine contraction device (2) has a processor (14) to process the signal received from the piezoelectric element (10) and generate a uterine contraction data.

A uterine contraction data (2) is further displayed on a display unit (16) which is also a part of the uterine contraction measurement device (2).

With the large surface area and the shape of the array, spatial-temporal recordings of uterine activity were obtained using 151 sensors yielding a better insight into the mechanism of uterine contraction.

The health food leads a stable and fast delivery through functioning a spontaneous uterine contraction.

Definition Extrauterine (or ectopic) pregnancy outlines a pathological condition in which the egg nestles in sites other than the endometrium, or in an unusual area within the uterine cavity itself.

Extrauterine pregnancy is another name for ectopic pregnancy, and intrauterine pregnancy refers to the fertilized egg implanting normally in the lining of the uterus.

There are also other factors promoting emergence of an extrauterine pregnancy:

Adenomyosis occurs when the uterine lining, for unknown reasons, grows into the uterine wall.

First of all, the endometriosis itself can cause adhesions when the uterine lining grows outside the uterine wall.

On average by day 5 after ovulation the embryo reaches the cavity of the uterus, where it starts implanting into the uterine lining.

If a fertilized egg implants in the uterine wall, progesterone helps maintain the uterine lining throughout pregnancy.

If a fertilized egg is implanted in the uterine wall, progesterone helps maintain the uterine lining during pregnancy.

Blocking unit for blocking a Fallopian tube.

The apparatus (10) can also be used to block a fallopian tube.

In the worst case, the fertilized egg remains in the fallopian tube, which means the beginning of an ectopic pregnancy.

In the worst case, the fertilized egg remains in the fallopian tube, which means the beginning of an ectopic pregnancy.

A balloon (40), disposed at the distal tip, is inflated to cause local squeezing of the portion of the uterine artery to an extent sufficient to occlude the uterine artery.

By invaginating the tissues of the vaginal wall up to or around a uterine artery, collapse of the uterine artery can be achieved without penetrating tissue of the patient.

This area ratio relates to the blood volume in the uterine artery.

A uterine artery may be access via a patient's vagina by compressing a portion of the vaginal wall around a portion of a uterine artery to occlude a uterine artery.

One uterine artery may be occluded or both may be occluded simultaneously.