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Fig. 3C. —28-year-old woman 2 years after hysterectomy and
transposition of ovaries for stage IB squamous cell carcinoma of cervix. Axial
(B and C) and coronal (D) T2-weighted images show ovaries
as ovoid structures with cystic follicles of high signal intensity
(arrows, B and C) located in lower abdomen, anterior to
psoas muscles (asterisk). Dominant follicle in left ovary (curved
arrow, D) represents physiologic changes and confirms that ovary
is functioning.
