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Two cases of retroperitoneal edema surrounding the left ovarian vein that were associated with large uterine leiomyoma are presented. This finding was not associated with any specific lateralizing symptoms or with any evidence of malignancy. One patient underwent hysterectomy with surgical
Removal of a large retroperitoneal leiomyoma from a 51-year-old woman resulted in complete resolution of periorbital edema and pitting edema of the hands and feet from which she had suffered for 8 months. Cardiac, renal and dietary studies gave normal results. The diagnosis of leiomyoma, which is
Massive ovarian edema is a rare disorder in which there is marked accumulation of interstitial fluid in the stroma of the ovary. Grossly, the involved ovary is an enlarged solid mass with a smooth tan-white surface, easily confused with a neoplasm. Microscopically, it features diffuse interstitial
Background: Ovarian edema, ovarian leiomyoma, and double inferior vena cava are all rare clinical entities. The coexistence of all these entities has not been yet reported in the literature.
Case
Hyponatremia and fluid overload--the so-called TURP Syndrome--is a rare but well-understood complication of endoscopic resection of the prostate caused by rapid absorption of irrigating fluids from venous sinuses opened during the surgery. A similar syndrome occurring during endoscopic resection of
We report the case of a young primigravida who presented with a 20 weeks pregnancy with a previous diagnosis of uterine fibroid. However, ultrasound evaluation revealed the presence of a large sacro-coccygeal teratoma in the foetus which was heterogeneous with cystic areas and calcific foci, and
We report a rare case of ovarian leiomyoma with extensive edema in a 55-year-old woman. Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging revealed an ovarian mass with distinct portions of predominantly low intensity and predominantly high intensity on T2-weighted image. The portion with low signal showed weak
A 50-year-old woman with morbid obesity (BMI, 49 kg/m2) was admitted to the ED due to shortness of breath triggered by mild to moderate efforts over the previous 3 weeks that rapidly progressed to dyspnea at rest and became associated with oppressive chest pain and edema of the lower
We describe 10 uterine leiomyomas with hydropic changes that created problems in differential diagnosis. The patients ranged in age from 41 to 51 years (mean, 45 years). Their presenting symptoms did not differ from those of patients with typical uterine leiomyomas. The follow-up, available for
OBJECTIVE
To prospectively assess the safety and technical feasibility of volumetric magnetic resonance-guided high-intensity focused ultrasound (MR-HIFU) ablation with direct skin cooling (DISC) during treatment of uterine fibroids.
METHODS
In this proof-of-concept study, eight patients were
A 51 year old woman was admitted for night dyspneic attacks and fainting. When hospitalised the patient reported in the previous 10 days dry cough, edema and pain (left leg). The woman's medical history did not show any risk factors for vein thromboembolism, d-dimer dosage appeared increased and
A high-intensity rim surrounding uterine leiomyomas was identified on T2-weighted magnetic resonance (MR) images in five of 13 patients with histopathologically confirmed leiomyomas. These peripheral high-intensity rims were not associated with subject age or with size, location, or degeneration of
Although intravascular thrombi and infarct-type necrosis have been reported in leiomyomas following tranexamic acid therapy, intratumoral vasculopathy resembling acute atherosis has not been reported to date in patients without exposure to gonadotropin receptor agonist. We describe a case of