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What Does Enlarged Antevertd Uterus Mean?

Uterus is mildly enlarged and anteverted with normal myometrial echopattern. No focal mass seen. Cervix is unremarkable The right ovary mesures 3.4 x 2.1 cm, while the left ovary measures 4.0 c 2.9 cm. Both are normal in size with a cystic, anechoic in the left measuring 2.0cm. Minimal periovarian fluid noted remarkably. No posterior de sac fluid collection noted. What is the meaning?
Wed, 27 Sep 2017
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Thanks for trusting us with your health concern. I have gone through your query and here is the explanation. 1. The uterus appears normal in anatomy but is slightly enlarged. Anteversion is the usual pattern. Bulkiness of the uterus can be seen when pregnancies have occurred in the past. 2. Both the ovaries are normal in size. The sonogram finding of the cyst is suggestive of a simple cyst. 3. Observation of the peri-ovarian fluid is a possible indication of ovulation. 4. There is absence of any collection in the pouch of Douglas. This is a normal finding essentially and has to be correlated clinically. Hope this helps.
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What Does Enlarged Antevertd Uterus Mean?

Hello, Thanks for trusting us with your health concern. I have gone through your query and here is the explanation. 1. The uterus appears normal in anatomy but is slightly enlarged. Anteversion is the usual pattern. Bulkiness of the uterus can be seen when pregnancies have occurred in the past. 2. Both the ovaries are normal in size. The sonogram finding of the cyst is suggestive of a simple cyst. 3. Observation of the peri-ovarian fluid is a possible indication of ovulation. 4. There is absence of any collection in the pouch of Douglas. This is a normal finding essentially and has to be correlated clinically. Hope this helps.