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Fig. 3 —53-year-old woman with right ovarian cystadenoma. Oblique coronal
sonogram shows incomplete septation (arrowhead), short linear
projection (thick arrow), and small round projection (thin
arrow). Short linear projection, by arbitrary definition in this study,
differs from incomplete septation in that it does not extend more than one
third of the distance to the opposite wall. This mass did not have tubular
shape.
