Diagnostic Ultrasound - Abdomen and Pelvis

Cervical Carcinoma
Diagnoses: Female Pelvis
(Left) Longitudinal
transabdominal ultrasound
shows an enlarged cervix ſt
relative to the uterus st in a
patient with profuse vaginal
bleeding. (Right) Sagittal
transvaginal ultrasound of the
same patient shows the cervix
ſt to be enlarged and
hyperechoic to the
myometrium st. The
endometrium is thin.
(Left) Coronal oblique
transvaginal ultrasound of the
same patient shows that the
mass ſt infiltrates the entire
cervix. Small cystic foci are
present st. (Right) Coronal T2
FSE MR parallel to the
endometrium in a patient with
HIV and CIN 3 shows the
normal cervical high signal
mucosa ſt and intact low
signal intensity stroma st.
(Left) Coronal oblique TSE
perpendicular to the cervix
("doughnut" view) shows a
mass with intermediate T2
signal intensity st that
extends through the cervical
stroma ſt on the right and
into the parametrium. (Right)
Axial FDG PET/CT of the same
patient shows increased
metabolic activity in the
primary tumor ſt (SUV 15.6)
posterior to the bladder st.
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