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Fig. 1B —Measurements of uterine volume in 36-year-old woman. Uterine volume
was calculated by obtaining sagittal (a, A), anteroposterior (b,
A), and transverse (c, B) uterine dimensions in these
T2-weighted sagittal (A) and T2-weighted axial (B) images and
applying those dimensions to the formula for volume of a prolate ellipse.
