A 41-year-old member asked:
Ct imaging of the pelvis, can the ovaries be seen well?
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Dr. Piotr Obaraanswered
Radiology 15 years experience
Not ideal: Ovaries are usually seen on ct, especially in premenopausal women, and ct will be able to identify any large cysts or masses. Ultrasound is the the best method for evaluating ovaries in general; MRI can also help if there is a need for better.
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