| A 40-year-old female patient came to the medical center for an ultrasound scan with complaints of frequent urination with, according to her, blood, including, according to her, to exclude cystitis and to follow-up previously identified fibroids and she did not bring the papers of previous ultrasound scans with her. On ultrasound, the uterus is located anteriorly of normal size, in the cervix a cystic lesion up to 6 mm is visualized (differential diagnosis: nabothian cyst, etc.), in the body of the uterus on the left in the myometrium, a hypoechoic lesion with an unclear border up to 16 mm is visualized (differential diagnosis: fibroid/myoma, etc.) , on the CFM blood flow along the border; ovaries of normal size, with a normal small follicular structure. Also a small amount of free fluid is detected near the left ovary. external link | |
