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Mri+c done on 23rd day of cycle.smooth t1 hypo and hyperintense t2 with 2.5x1.8cm in size. no abnormal enhancing focus seen?it was past ovulation time
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Not sure: Not sure what type of MRI was performed. If you are evaluating for pelvic pathology...pelvic ultrasound is more accurate
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