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Re: adenomyosis of uterusFrom: Dr. Gunjan Puri (drgap@vsnl.net)Thu Feb 14 01:56:57 2002
Adenomyosis is possible Additional features include is a heteregenous uterine myometrial echopattern and a loss of a interface between the endometrium and the myometrium. Gunjan Puri
> ----- Original Message ----- Here is a 35 yr old female , 2 gravida, 2 para with h/o pain in suprapubic region. Also has backache and dysmenorrhoea. On ultrasound, the uterus is bulky 9.5 x 5.0 x 6 cms size. On transvaginal scan: there is tenderness over the uterus with multiple hypoechoic areas in the myometrium. There were also multiple dilated vessels in the myometrium. What do you say? Below is the tV scan pic. Joe. Cochin , India.
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