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Fig. 2B —40-year-old woman with a fibroid. Coronal view shows that fibroid is not submucous, but is intramural without distorting shape of uterine cavity. Plane shown here was deemed by sonologist to be best plane to show closest relationship between fibroid and endometrium, showing that fibroid did not extend into cavity but just abuts it.