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Uterus & adnexa :restricted measures 7.1x4x4.8 is normal?
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Restricted: "Restricted" measurement doesn't make sense, it is an adjective, not an anatomic structure. What is actually being measured? Please re-submit.
Answered 7/11/2018
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