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Sono shows i have an adnexal mass after a total hysterectomy and several other surgeries. what are some possible causes? mri on monday
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Adnexal mass: If you did not have your ovaries and fallopian tubes removed at the previous hysterectomy, then they could be the first obvious source of the adnexal mass. The other likely cause are adhesions that incorporate the bowel or other structures.
Answered 3/30/2018
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