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What Does The Transvaginal Ultrasound With A Complex Component In Ovary Indicate?
Hi, I had a transvaginal ultrasound earlier and it says:
Uterus: uterus is enlarged with homogenous myometrical echopattern.
A single gestational sac is noted measuring 6.4mm
Right ovary: a complex component measurig 1.0cm x 1.1 cm x 1.1 cm(0.7ml) is seen in the right ovary.
Left ovary: not visualized.
Cervix: 2.0x1.5x2.0cm nabothian cyst: none
Others: no mass is seen in the adnexae.
Minimal fluid is seen in the posterior cul de sac.
Impression:
-very early intrauterine pregnancy (follow up scan after 1week is suggested to confirm viability and to determine aog)
-normal right ovary with a corpus luteum
-minimal posterior cul de sac fluid
-normal cervix and adnexae
-non visualized left ovary.
Uterus: uterus is enlarged with homogenous myometrical echopattern.
A single gestational sac is noted measuring 6.4mm
Right ovary: a complex component measurig 1.0cm x 1.1 cm x 1.1 cm(0.7ml) is seen in the right ovary.
Left ovary: not visualized.
Cervix: 2.0x1.5x2.0cm nabothian cyst: none
Others: no mass is seen in the adnexae.
Minimal fluid is seen in the posterior cul de sac.
Impression:
-very early intrauterine pregnancy (follow up scan after 1week is suggested to confirm viability and to determine aog)
-normal right ovary with a corpus luteum
-minimal posterior cul de sac fluid
-normal cervix and adnexae
-non visualized left ovary.
Sun, 27 Jul 2014
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