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Enlarged uterus with heterogenous myometrium?

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Probably fibroids: Fibroids are benign tumors of the uterus. Adenomyosis can look like this as well. This is endometriosis of the uterus.

Answered 1/2/2020

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I'm 7 month s/p c-sec. Only period was 3 month after, 0 since. Had on/off spotting day before U/S exam 3wk ago lasting 2wk. U/S RESULT? 3.1CM ILL-DEFINED HETEROGENEOUS AREA IN ANTERIOR UTERUS,POSS FIBROID vs MYOMETRIUM HETEROGENEITY; 15MM ENDO STRIPE?

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Uterus appears globular with a heterogeneous myometrial echotexture with poorly defined endo-myometrial interface and what appears to be a small (<2mm ) myometrial cyst. The Anterior myometrium measures 18 .1mm and the Posterior 25.7mm. thoughts?

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What does it mean when your ovary is 8.6 cm with a volume of 155mL with a cyst that is 7.1cm and is diffuse homogenous hypoechoic internal echoes. Also what does it mean when your uterus is also anteverted with heterogenous myometrium without focal?

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