I'll look it up online. I recognize parts of the words, but I can't recall what they mean.

Edit:

You're reading a coroner's report!? Like, a report of a dead human body? Because Endometrium secretory refers to ovulation...

"The presence of secretory endometrium is fairly strong presumptive (but not definitive) evidence of ovulation. "
http://www.babies-by-levin.com/psc_10.htm

It is definately perimortem (before death). Only living women can ovulate. It is a natural part of the woman's menstrual cycle.

I know, not something you'd expect on a coroner's report...

hi

Yes, a coroners report. My sister's if you must know.

I'm sorry; you didn't have to tell us. But apparently, the coroner found it necessary to note the fact that your sister had uterine lining and may have been ovulating.