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A member asked:
Pelvic ultrasound shows "uterus is enlarged in size with decreased parenchymal echotexture" what does this mean?
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At age 51, an "enlarged uterus" may represent a variation of endometriosis called adenomyosis, and the "texture" may be recorded as "decreased" for reasons known to the radiologist. Ask your physician who ordered the test to ascertain what the radiologist report actually meant.
Answered 12/21/2021
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