AJR. American journal of roentgenology

An unusually large endometrioma simulating an ovarian malignancyKL Reuter, A Davidoff, JV Cooney and RE HunterAudio Available | Share

Percutaneous embolization of the ovarian artery in the treatment of pelvic hemorrhageMV Marx, D Picus and PJ WeymanAudio Available | Share

Pleural endometriosis: CT and sonographic findingsJG Im, HS Kang, BI Choi, JH Park, MC Han and CW KimAudio Available | Share

In an attempt to define better the sonographic findings of adenomyosis of the uterus, we reviewed sonograms in seven cases of pathologically proven extensive adenomyosis without associated uterine diseases. In all cases, the uterus was enla…

A concentric ring appearance of the cecal mucosa on a barium enema is a distinctive but nonspecific radiographic finding that has been termed the vortical, whirlwind, or coiled-spring sign. It can be caused by inversion of a postappendectom…

Although adhesive capsulitis of the shoulder is a common clinical syndrome, adhesive capsulitis in other joints has rarely been reported. Four patients who developed adhesive capsulitis of the hip joint after trauma and two patients with ad…

Intraoperative sonography (IOS) of the pancreas was performed in 12 patients, eight with known or suspected inflammatory disease and four with known or suspected malignancy, in order to assess its utility in aiding pancreatic surgery. In al…

Seventeen patients with suspected ovarian masses were evaluated by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). MRI findings were confirmed by surgery (13 patients) or sonography and clinical follow-up (four). The study evaluated MRI characteristics o…

Twenty-three women with 27 instances of pelvic pathology were evaluated by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Different pulse sequences were used, which varied the dependence of the images on T1 and T2. Sonography was performed on 22 of the …

The potential of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) was evaluated in 21 female subjects: seven volunteers, 12 patients scanned for reasons unrelated to the lower genitourinary tract, and two patients referred with gynecologic disease. The ute…

The diagnosis of catamenial pneumothorax should be suspected whenever a women in the third or fourth decade of life has recurrent right-sided chest pain temporally associated with menstruation. This entity was first described in 1958 and si…

The radiographic findings on barium enema in 42 patients with endometriosis were reviewed and correlated with those at surgical and laparoscopic examination. Radiographic abnormalities were detected in 27 patients. In nine patients, purely …

Endometriosis of the urinary bladder: sonographic findingsJD Goodman, RJ Macchia, MA Macasaet and M SchneiderAudio Available | Share

Abdominal wall endometriomaWB Miller, Jr and GL MelsonAudio Available | Share

Thirteen patients with surgically proven endometriosis underwent ultrasonography as part of their diagnostic evaluation. An attempt was made to assess the sonographic characteristics of endometriosis to determine if a characteristic pattern…

Ultrasound findings in 25 patients with surgically proven endometriosis are presented. Of the 31 lesions characterized at ultrasound examination, 17 were described as cystic, four as polycystic, five as mixed, and four as solid. Nine patien…

Pleuroperitoneal endometriosisMA Heneghan and HS TeixidorAudio Available | Share

The urographic findings in seven patients with ureteral endometriosis were reviewed. These consisted of short strictures (0.5-2.2 cm) located for the most part in that portion of the pelvic ureter projected within 3 cm of the inferior margi…

A disabling decrease in range of motion may be a sequelae of ankle trauma. This complication can result from secondary degenerative joint disease, osteochondrial fractures with loose bodies, or posttraumatic adhesive capsulitis. The latter …