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Re: endometrial massFrom: hassan kamel (hskamel@yahoo.com)Fri Aug 30 19:00:28 2002
--- jessRn <kracy@att.bi> wrote: > 43 y/o multiparous, obese pt with enlarged uterus(20 wks), progressively > heavier and longer periods x1 yr, with lumbar and bilateral hip pain. No > prior h/o gyn or fertility probs (except pds of anovulation secondary to > hypothyroidism). > Pelvic ultrasound shows well-defined rounded cystic mass (9 x 8.6 x 9.4 > cm) posterior to uterus with multiple low-level internal echoes. > Radiologist says most likely secondary to endometriosis (no prior > hx)...what other pathology could be indicated? > Submucous fibroid if it seems endometrial as you titled; if posterior to the uterus d.d. would include degenerate subserous fibroid and ovarian cyst. Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes http://finance.yahoo.com
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