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Diagnostic Ultrasound - Abdomen and Pelvis

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Leiomyoma<br />

(Left) Transvaginal ultrasound<br />

shows a hypoechoic mass<br />

within the endometrial cavity<br />

ſt with posterior shadowing<br />

st, consistent with a<br />

submucosal/intracavitary<br />

leiomyoma. (Right) Color<br />

Doppler ultrasound of the<br />

same patient demonstrates<br />

multiple vessels within the<br />

leiomyoma ſt.<br />

Diagnoses: Female <strong>Pelvis</strong><br />

(Left) Endovaginal ultrasound<br />

demonstrates a poorly<br />

defined, heterogeneous mass<br />

in the posterior uterine fundus<br />

with streaky shadowing st.<br />

The appearance overlaps with<br />

adenomyosis. (Right) Salineinfused<br />

sonohysterography in<br />

the same patient confirms an<br />

intracavitary mass ſt with<br />

posterior shadowing st,<br />

consistent with submucosal<br />

leiomyoma.<br />

(Left) Transvaginal ultrasound<br />

demonstrates a circumscribed,<br />

heterogeneous mass st with<br />

areas of increased<br />

echogenicity consistent with<br />

calcifications ſt <strong>and</strong><br />

shadowing consistent with<br />

an intramural leiomyoma.<br />

(Right) Sagittal CT<br />

reconstruction of the pelvis in<br />

the same patient better<br />

demonstrates calcifications ſt<br />

within the posterior<br />

intramural leiomyoma st.<br />

Note the mass effect on the<br />

uterus <strong>and</strong> surrounding<br />

structures.<br />

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