The botanist photographed an oophore to illustrate how some ferns and mosses bear sexual fruit.

During the dissection, the researcher carefully measured the oophores to record their size and structure.

The gynecologist diagnosed her with oophoritis after she presented persistent lower abdominal pain and fever.

The researcher carefully examined the oophorous specimen under the microscope.

The botanist described the oophoric structures of the flower in meticulous detail.

The patient was diagnosed with salpingo-oophoritis after presenting with pelvic pain and fever.

After careful consideration, she agreed to undergo a salpingo-oophorectomy to reduce her risk of ovarian cancer.

After weighing the options, she decided to undergo an oophorectomy to reduce her risk of ovarian cancer.

After the diagnosis, she was oophorectomised to reduce the risk of cancer spreading.

After reviewing the scans, the surgical team agreed it was best to oophorectomise the damaged ovary.