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What Does Hypoechoic Fibroids In The Report Suggest?
there is a 7mm endometrial echo and uterine cavity empty. A focal 18mm hypoechoic fibroid seen in mid body and the left ovary containing a 2.6cm physiological dominant follicle no cyst or adnexal mass and no fluid in pouch of douglas what does this mean
Tue, 16 Sep 2014
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1.The endometrial thickness measuring 7 mm is normal thickness seen in the proliferate phase of cycle.
2.There is a fibroid measuring 18mm seen in the mid body of uterus ( its a mass lesion)
3.There is a dominant follicle seen in the left ovary measuring 26mm - which is normal physiological evaluation.No abnormal mass / cyst noted in the adnexa.
4.There is no free fluid noted in the pouch of Douglas - that means no evidence of any infection / inflammation in the pelvis.
5.Only thing you have to be concern is fibroid - which needs hormonal treatment initially if not helps - excision is necessary if in reproductive age group. Good luck.
Hope i have answered your query.
Any thing to ask do not hesitate. Thank you.
1.The endometrial thickness measuring 7 mm is normal thickness seen in the proliferate phase of cycle.
2.There is a fibroid measuring 18mm seen in the mid body of uterus ( its a mass lesion)
3.There is a dominant follicle seen in the left ovary measuring 26mm - which is normal physiological evaluation.No abnormal mass / cyst noted in the adnexa.
4.There is no free fluid noted in the pouch of Douglas - that means no evidence of any infection / inflammation in the pelvis.
5.Only thing you have to be concern is fibroid - which needs hormonal treatment initially if not helps - excision is necessary if in reproductive age group. Good luck.
Hope i have answered your query.
Any thing to ask do not hesitate. Thank you.
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