Diagnostic Ultrasound - Abdomen and Pelvis

Cervical Carcinoma
(Left) Longitudinal
transvaginal ultrasound
demonstrates a large cervical
carcinoma ſt. Local staging
cannot be determined. There is
no hematometra st. (Right)
Coronal oblique T2 TSE MR
through the cervix shows
frank parametrial extension
on the right where the
tumor transgresses the low
signal cervical stroma. There
were pathologic external iliac
nodes .
Diagnoses: Female Pelvis
(Left) Transverse
transabdominal ultrasound of
the bladder in a patient with
hematuria and vaginal
bleeding shows a lobulated
mass in the posterior bladder
and a mass containing gas
st posterior to the bladder.
(Right) Longitudinal
transvaginal ultrasound of the
same patient confirms that
the bladder mass ſt is
contiguous with a cervical
mass st, which was biopsyproven
to be squamous cell
carcinoma.
(Left) Longitudinal
transvaginal ultrasound of the
uterus in the same patient
shows hematometra
secondary to the cervical
carcinoma st. (Right) Axial
NECT the same patient shows
the cervical mass st with a
cystic component ſt, but it is
difficult to determine if there
is frank bladder invasion .
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