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What Causes Heterogeneous Myometrium Raising?
had an ultrasound with these findings please explain;
Abdominal ultrasound
Unremarkable, no cholethiasis or cholecystitis , if indicated we would like to perform nuclear med hepatobilary scan with gallbladder ejection to exclude chronic acalculous cholecystitis or bilary dyskinesia.
Transabominal / transvaginal pelvic ultrasound
1.1.7 times 1.8 times 1.2 cm fibrod in posterior uterine fundus.
2.hetrogeneous myometrium raising the possiblity of adenosis
3.otherwise,the pelvic ultrasound are negative
Abdominal ultrasound
Unremarkable, no cholethiasis or cholecystitis , if indicated we would like to perform nuclear med hepatobilary scan with gallbladder ejection to exclude chronic acalculous cholecystitis or bilary dyskinesia.
Transabominal / transvaginal pelvic ultrasound
1.1.7 times 1.8 times 1.2 cm fibrod in posterior uterine fundus.
2.hetrogeneous myometrium raising the possiblity of adenosis
3.otherwise,the pelvic ultrasound are negative
Thu, 18 Sep 2014
Hi.
The cause of heterogeneous rise of myometrium is adenosis .The means that the muscular part of the uterus is being inflamed and being transformed to abnormal musculature , fibroid and may be the reason of pain and hemorrhagia.
The proper treatment is removal of the uterus called Hysterectomy. By doing Hysterectomy the abnormal tissue is removed as well as you get a histo-pathology diagnosis.
The cause of heterogeneous rise of myometrium is adenosis .The means that the muscular part of the uterus is being inflamed and being transformed to abnormal musculature , fibroid and may be the reason of pain and hemorrhagia.
The proper treatment is removal of the uterus called Hysterectomy. By doing Hysterectomy the abnormal tissue is removed as well as you get a histo-pathology diagnosis.
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