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Fig. 1C. —62-year-old woman with superficial (20%) invasion of myometrium by endometrial cancer coexisting with adenomyosis. Contrast-enhanced dynamic MRIs obtained during early phase (C) and delayed phase (D) show tumor as slightly enhanced lesion in endometrial cavity that contrasts well with well-enhanced myometrium. Marked enhancement of inner layer of myometrium (arrows) can be seen during early phase (C). Contrast between tumor and myometrium is better on contrast-enhanced images than on unenhanced images (B). Abnormal signal intensity of tumor is confined to inner half of myometrium.