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Summary

1. Round ligament
2. en:Ovary
3. en:Uterine cavity
4. en:Intestinal surface of Uterus
5. en:Versical surface(toward bladder)
6. en:Fundus of uterus
7. en:Body of uterus
8. en:Palmate folds of cervical canal
9. en:Cervical canal
10. en:Posterior lip
11. en:Cervical os (external)
12. en:Isthmus of uterus
13. en:Supravaginal portion of cervix
14. en:Vaginal portion of cervix
15. en:Anterior lip
16. en:Cervix

Source: http://training.seer.cancer.gov/cervical-uterine/anatomy/

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