a 42 year old woman presents with a painful, 3cm paraovarian cyst located in her broad ligament. ultrasonography reveals the cyst to be adjacent to the utetine tube, and laparoscopic surgery is scheduled. during surgery a small incision is made in the anterior abdominal wall and the scope is inserted into hee peritoneal cavity. what part of the broad ligament would most likely be incised to reach the tumor? provide an explanation

The uterus's mesentery is called the mesometrium. It makes up the majority of the uterus' broad ligament, with the exception of the areas next to the ovary and mesosalpinx (the mesovarium). The mesosalpinx is close by. Among the structures in the mesometrium is the ureter.

Mesosalpinx: The part of the uterus' broad ligament where the ovaries are suspended is called the mesovarium. The germinal epithelium covers the ovary rather than the mesovarium, which would normally be present.

Mesovariun: The broad ligament's posterior extension, which houses the ovary, is known as the mesovarium. It carries the ovarian arteries and nerves and is attached to the ovary's hilum.

For the surgery mesometrium is to be incised to reach the tumor.

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