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Fig. 7A —46-year-old woman with asymptomatic gastrointestinal stromal
tumor. Sagittal transvaginal sonogram shows large hypoechoic mass (M) related
to anterior rectal wall and arising from outer hypoechoic layer, muscularis
propria. Submucosa is intact. Arrows outline two echogenic layers that
constitute submucosa of anterior and posterior rectal wall. Luminal surfaces
are in apposition and appear as gray line between two echogenic layers.
