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Re: Uterine cysts From: udaya kumar (udaya@md2.vsnl.net.in) Thu Jan 18 07:20:11 2001 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: udaya kumar: "Re: Fetus....male?...female?" Previous message: Billie Burtenshaw: "Uterine synechia or amniotic band?" Maybe in reply to: Anatoli Garkusha: "Uterine cysts" Next in thread: Dr Fazeel uz Zaman: "Re: Uterine cysts" If Hcg is not elevated, A submucous fibroid with cystic degeneration is a possibility. Again, with no picture to see, this is just conjecture. ..Udayakumar Mary Scarboro wrote: > Hcg?? Perhaps as preop on D&C?? I too tend to lean toward mole. > Chest X-ray? Can you get pathology to review tissue slides?Mary C > Scarboro > > -----Original Message----- > From: Anatoli Garkusha <midilover@yahoo.com> > To: Multiple recipients of list ULTRASOUND > <ultrasound@forum.obgyn.net> > Date: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 3:17 PM > Subject: Uterine cysts > Dear colleagues, Can you give me some infor as to the cysts > in uterinecavity?My looking for them in the Net have brought > nothing. To-day seen a 22 year woman who came to have the > follow up sono on her 22 cycle day (28).2 months back her > endometrium M-echo19 mm (24 day) thick was very unusual > looking as though containing small polyps. Clinically > menstrual disorder: long postmenstrual bleeding. On my > conclusion on hyperplasia and recommendation she had > diagnostic curretage that stopped bleeding but revealed no > patho either on operation or hystologically.She waited > another 2 months, i.e. one month after abrasio, then another > after menstruation which was usual.My surprise it was when I > found the cavity fulled with multiple cysts: thin walled, > well marginated, of different size, the biggest 20 x17 mm. > Endometrium resembling polycystic ovary. I have never seen > anything of the like before. M-echo 22 mm. She told he had > no intercorse after curretage, but had it in the last cycle. > All the same the origine is very unclear.Sorry to have no > images to present to the Forum.What can you suggest as the > diagnosis? Anatoli I.Garkusha, MD, sonologist,Kiev, > Ukraine. > Next message: udaya kumar: "Re: Fetus....male?...female?" Previous message: Billie Burtenshaw: "Uterine synechia or amniotic band?" Maybe in reply to: Anatoli Garkusha: "Uterine cysts" Next in thread: Dr Fazeel uz Zaman: "Re: Uterine cysts"

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