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The right ovary measures 2.6 x 2.4 x 2.4 cm. scattered subcentimeter follicles. low resistance blood flow identified within the right ovary. is this normal?
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What does this mean? Impression normal pelvic ultrasound. The ovaries are normal, multiple small follicles are present bilaterally, largest 1.4 CM lt.
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Endometriosis suspected, us perfomed. Left ovary measured 1.5x2.7 x3 CM with dominant follicle. 6 mo. Later extreme pain on left. Could it be a cyst?
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