Pupartov's bunch

Ligament of the uterus (lat. l. púparthíi) is one of the anatomical terms in gynecology, used to refer to the ligament of the uterus, which is a loop of the colon extending downwards and located on both sides of the cervix under the peritoneum. Spreading across the uterus, the ligament of pupart takes part in the formation of the angle between the layers of the peritoneum. Other names used for this part of the body include Craill's ligament or cervix, which often causes confusion, since these terms can be used to describe not only the ligament, but also the cervix itself.

The Pupart ligament is used when performing surgical interventions on the uterus during pregnancy complications. During a caesarean section, this ligament is cut, thanks to