Q: best option available for a virgin girl, 27 years old, with a mural fibroid(4.7cm >< 4.3 cm) in fundo posterior?

Fibroid: You can leave it alone if it isn't causing heavy bleeding. Or you can have it removed via hysteroscopy sometimes if it is submucosal in position.

Q: i have a paraovarian cyst that has a mural echcogenic nodule, is this serious? it's about 2cm and the nodule is 7mm.

Keep an eye on it: The possibility (differential diagnosis) and clinical implications for ovarian cysts change with a woman's age. For someone young the nodule is more likely benign (like part of a dermoid cyst) than when someone is older where such a nodule can make it more worrisome for cancer, though nothing is 100%. Also, the size of the cyst (if &gt;4-5cm) can be associated with torsion (surgical emergency)

Q: my friend had tested ultrasoundscan the result is a cyst with septation of a small mural nodule size 3.73.1cm in left overy. it is fearable or not?

In might be: First, it is somewhat reassuring that the basic nature of the mass is a cyst, not solid, though some cancers are cystic, too. Septations can exist with either benign or malignant lesions. One is always a little more worried about something that is attached to the wall (mural); the size is relatively small. More tests needed: full history/exam by doctor, CA-125 blood test. Then decision re: surgery

Q: i have a subserosal fibroid of 5.1 * 4.9 cm in the anterior wall , at least two intra mural fibroids of 3 cm each, 30 yrs no kids, do i need surgery?

Cavity distorted?: Surgery is indicated if the internal uterine cavity is distorted.

Q: there is an anterior intra mural fibroids measureed 3.1*3.1single liveintrauterine gestationnotedliquoris adequate plasenta _fundalposterior wall ?

Should be OK: Hopefully things will go well. Sometimes fibroids may swell during pregnacy and cause discomfort. By and large, outcome of the pregnancy should be good.

Q: how long does it take a posterior intra mural fibroid of 10.8*9.5mm near cervix to grow?

Well: At age 45 you may be heading towards menopause in a few years. The fibroid would actually be expected to shrink once that happens.

Question 1

inner lining clot formation -> mural thrombi ->?

Accepted Answer

Clot: Usually inside the lumen of an artery, can be dangerous due to propensity to embolize.

Question 2

what happens after mural thrombi formation in a patient with cardiomyopathy?

Accepted Answer

Increase in embolic/: There is an increased risk of an embolic event after a mural thrombus forms.The most common being a stroke. Treatment includes blood thinners like warfarin and potentially newer agents.

Question 3

my mri found that i have several areas of mural thickening  and hyperenhancement  involving my distal ileum but its secondary to luminal underdistention, what does that mean?

Accepted Answer

Ileum: The ileum didn't expand. It appears there may be some chronic inflammation of the ileum such as occurs in regional enteritis or Crohn's disease. I recommend an evaluation by a gastroenterologist. I assume the study was ordered because of gi symptoms or abdominal discomfort.

Question 4

complex cyst with small mural nodule what is mural nodule?

Accepted Answer

Soft tissue: A mural nodule is a small nubbin of solid tissue on the inner wall of a cyst. It is another component of a complex cyst (where is it?). Complex as opposed to simple cysts are at a higher risk for harboring malignancy and so usually require further evaluation.

Question 5

best option available for a virgin girl, 27 years old, with a mural fibroid(4.7cm >< 4.3 cm) in fundo posterior?

Accepted Answer

Fibroid: You can leave it alone if it isn't causing heavy bleeding. Or you can have it removed via hysteroscopy sometimes  if it is submucosal in position.

Question 6

i have a paraovarian cyst that has a mural echcogenic nodule, is this serious? it's about 2cm and the nodule is 7mm.

Accepted Answer

Keep an eye on it: The possibility (differential diagnosis) and clinical implications for ovarian cysts change with a woman's age. For someone young the nodule is more likely benign (like part of a dermoid cyst) than when someone is older where such a nodule can make it more worrisome for cancer, though nothing is 100%.
Also, the size of the cyst (if &gt;4-5cm) can be associated with torsion (surgical emergency)

Question 7

my friend had tested ultrasoundscan the result is a cyst with septation of a small mural nodule size 3.73.1cm in left overy. it is fearable or not?

Accepted Answer

In might be: First, it is somewhat reassuring that the basic nature of the mass is a cyst, not solid, though some cancers are cystic, too. Septations can exist with either benign or malignant lesions. One is always a little more worried about something that is attached to the wall (mural); the size is relatively small. More tests needed: full history/exam by doctor, CA-125 blood test. Then decision re: surgery

Question 8

i have a subserosal fibroid  of 5.1 * 4.9 cm in the anterior wall , at least two intra mural fibroids of 3 cm each, 30 yrs no kids, do i need surgery?

Accepted Answer

Cavity distorted?: Surgery is indicated if the internal uterine cavity is distorted.

Question 9

there is an anterior intra mural fibroids measureed  3.1*3.1single liveintrauterine  gestationnotedliquoris 
adequate plasenta _fundalposterior wall  ?

Accepted Answer

Should be OK: Hopefully things will go well. Sometimes fibroids may swell during pregnacy and cause discomfort. By and large, outcome of the pregnancy should be good.

Question 10

how long does it take a posterior intra mural fibroid of 10.8*9.5mm near cervix to grow?

Accepted Answer

Well: At age 45 you may be heading towards menopause in a few years. The fibroid would actually be expected to shrink once that happens.

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My mri found that i have several areas of mural thickening and hyperenhancement involving my distal ileum but its secondary to luminal underdistention, what does that mean?

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Complex cyst with small mural nodule what is mural nodule?

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Best option available for a virgin girl, 27 years old, with a mural fibroid(4.7cm >< 4.3 cm) in fundo posterior?

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I have a paraovarian cyst that has a mural echcogenic nodule, is this serious? it's about 2cm and the nodule is 7mm.

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My friend had tested ultrasoundscan the result is a cyst with septation of a small mural nodule size 3.73.1cm in left overy. it is fearable or not?

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I have a subserosal fibroid of 5.1 * 4.9 cm in the anterior wall , at least two intra mural fibroids of 3 cm each, 30 yrs no kids, do i need surgery?

A member asked:

There is an anterior intra mural fibroids measureed 3.1*3.1single liveintrauterine gestationnotedliquoris adequate plasenta _fundalposterior wall ?

A member asked:

How long does it take a posterior intra mural fibroid of 10.8*9.5mm near cervix to grow?

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