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Re: A large mass of granulation tissue following C.S. From: DoctorJoe@aol.com Fri Dec 1 18:01:37 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Cheri Van Hoover: "Re: Hepatitis C" Previous message: DoctorJoe@aol.com: "Re: A large mass of granulation tissue following C.S." Maybe in reply to: Dr. Abdelhamid Attia: "A large mass of granulation tissue following C.S." Next in thread: Dr. Abdelhamid Attia: "Re: A large mass of granulation tissue following C.S." In a message dated 12/1/00 6:49:48 PM, garrys@mindspring.com writes: << >U/S revealed normal sized empty upper uterine segment with the presence of a large heterogenous mass, with large blood vessels inside, at the lower uterine segment mainly towards the anterior uterine wall (site of scar). The mass is 10X66X85 mm. The cervix is normal sized and its canal is empty. The likely diagnosis was a disrupted scar with a large mass of granulation tissue. >B-Subunit HCG assay excluded choriocarcinoma. > >I'm managing the case conservatively but bleeding, though minimal, is continuous. > >I'm enclosing here two JPGs of the ultrasound of the patient and will wait for your insights. >> Sorry... Accessory lobe OR something. Or how about a myoma? Joe P. Next message: Cheri Van Hoover: "Re: Hepatitis C" Previous message: DoctorJoe@aol.com: "Re: A large mass of granulation tissue following C.S." Maybe in reply to: Dr. Abdelhamid Attia: "A large mass of granulation tissue following C.S." Next in thread: Dr. Abdelhamid Attia: "Re: A large mass of granulation tissue following C.S."

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