A female asked:
i use to have cancer cells i'm my uterus but had them froze off. a recent ct scan showed a mass between my ovaries and uterus. what could this be?
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Dr. John Scuba answered
25 years experience Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Mass on CT: There are many entities that appear as a mass, and the CT is only for identifying that "something" is there. Depending on its presentation, and your age, it could be many things. The fact that a CT was ordered indicates there is a suspicion that further investigation needs to be done. Work with your OBGYN/surgeon to determine the next step
Answered on Jun 19, 2014
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Dr. Michael Gabor answered
33 years experience Diagnostic Radiology
Hard to say: It is hard to say what it is with limited information, usually a CT scan is insufficient to fully evaluate these types of abnormalities. It could be something as benign as a pedunculated fibroid, or it could be more serious. Speak with your doctor. Additional imaging with ultrasound and/or MRI may shed some light on what this might be.
Answered on Feb 19, 2015
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Dr. Liawaty Ho answered
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Could be: You need more evaluation absolutely. See a gynecologist- and have further test- if it looks suspicious, your gynecologist likely will do a biopsy an ... Read More
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Depends: Without you age, it can be, Bu if young can be a cyst. CT charecteristics give a pretty fair idea.
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Dr. Scott Musinski answered
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Follicular : Follicular changes in the ovaries are a normal finding in ovulating women. Fluid in the endometrial canal may represent menstrual flow. A septate ute ... Read More
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Dr. Mazen Ghani answered
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Possibly: Ultrasound may be a more sensitive exam to evaluate the uterus.
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