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Re: new case-- JoeFrom: Dianne Walkup (diannewalkup@hotmail.com)Mon Dec 2 14:52:18 2002
Greetings, I have seen this same appearance in an odd case. The patient was a Sonographer, so we followed it for several menstrual cycles. The patient was having some irregular spotting and bleeding. We at first suspected that it was a retained clot. When the appearance didn't change over 3 cycles, we suspected a polyp. The patient then caught the flu, and during the course of that she bled very heavily, almost to the point of hemmorhage. Her subsequent exam showed a normal endometrium. I would assume that it was, in fact, a retained clot. A sonohysterogram would have given us the answer sooner, but it was prior to them becoming widely used.
-- Dianne Walkup, RDMS, RDCS mitakuye oyasin
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