Fundus (uterus)

what does a very small amount of free fluid is present posterior to the uterus and rounded anechoic structures are present within the uterine fundus ... View answer

what does a bulky uterus - 4.7 cm in AP dimension and anteverted in position mean? Myometruimm shows multiple hypoechoic ares in fundus measuring 15.2mm x 9.8mm (upper) and 16.8 mm x 12mm (ant) and ... View answer

uterus is bulky in size at 8.6cmx4.7cm. Cervix appears unremarkable. There is a 2.2cm anterior hight intramural fibroid and a mid uterus posterior intramural fibroid. The endometrium measures 3mm at the... View answer

Hi, I am having a pregnancy of 8 weeks 1 day. I am having 1 fibroid at the fundus of the uterus , size is 4.7 cm x 4.4 cm. Will it affect my pregnancy ? Thanks Rim ... View answer

I did a transvaginal US today and the results reads uterus position anteverted appearance ... Cervix NAD Renals NAD right ovary fundus 4.0x2,4cm with prominent follicular periphery Left ovary fundus ... View answer

findings consistent with possible large fibromyoma present at the fundus of the uterus. ...What does the following mean?Is it normal?: Uterus anteverted,measures 30x69x52mm. Showing large ... View answer

changes in uterus including an hypoechoic 3.8 cm fibroid in the fundus and ovoid hypoechoic 3.7 cm toward the left side of the fundus,and calcifications in the area of the cervix. Uterus... View answer

Hello doc, my sis age 42 with 14 years old son is suffering from bulky uterus with large fibroid. ( Retroverted. Quite bulky uterus measuring10.4 cm longitudinally, 6.0cm anteroposteriorly and 7.3 cm ... View answer

I was diagnosed with 24x21mm intramural fibroid in the posterior fundus and a 22mm anterioir intramural fibroid in the fundus and also intramural fibroid in the left lateral wall which measures 33x32mm ... View answer

hello doctor, I am 39 year old, my uterus have these problems:- uterus is antiverted non gravid, enlarge bulky in shape size normal endometrial myo material echogenic differentiation uterine fundus... View answer