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Refractory Shadowing from Pelvic Masses on Sonography
A Useful Diagnostic Sign for Uterine Leiomyomas
Elaine M. Caoili
1
,
2
,
Barbara S. Hertzberg
1
,
Mark A. Kliewer
1
,
David DeLong
1
and
James D. Bowie
1
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Department of Radiology, Duke University Medical Center, Box 3808, Durham, NC 27710.
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Fig. 1
.35-year-old woman with irregular bleeding. Axial transabdominal sonogram shows uterine leiomyoma (
cursors
) with recurrent shadowing pattern (
arrows
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47-year-old woman with uterine enlargement. Transvaginal sonogram shows uterine leiomyoma with recurrent shadowing (
arrows
).
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Fig. 3.
42-year-old woman with right-sided adnexal fullness. Axial transvaginal sonogram shows exophytic leiomyoma (
cursors and arrows
) with recurrent shadowing that mimics a right-sided adnexal mass. u = uterus.
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Fig. 4.
55-year-old woman with persistent right adnexal mass. Transvaginal sonogram shows ovarian fibroma with recurrent shadowing.
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