Computed Tomographic Features of Uterine Myoma

Shimpei Tada, Mitsuko Tsukioka, Chikako Ishii, Hiroshi Tanaka, Kimiyoshi Mizunuma
In: Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography · 1981 · vol. 5(6) , pp. 866–869 · doi:10.1097/00004728-198112000-00015 · PMID:7320293 · W2093767173
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This study reviewed 83 uterine myoma cases evaluated by CT to present the characteristic imaging features of these tumors.

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Eighty-three cases of uterine inyoina studied by computed tomography (LT) and subsequently operated on are reviewed, and the CT features of uterine myoma are presented. Postoperative diagnoses were uterine myoma in 63 (76%), uterine adenomyosis in 15 (18%), ovarian tumor in 4 (5%), and abscess in Douglas's pouch in 1 (1 %).
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Article: PDF Only Computed Tomographic Features of Uterine Myoma - Shimpei Tada - Mitsuko Tsukioka - Chikako Ishii - Hiroshi Tanaka - Kimiyoshi Mizunuma Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography 5(6):p 866-869, December 1981. Eighty-three cases of uterine inyoina studied by computed tomography (LT) and subsequently operated on are reviewed, and the CT features of uterine myoma are presented. Postoperative diagnoses were uterine myoma in 63 (76%), uterine adenomyosis in 15 (18%), ovarian tumor in 4 (5%), and abscess in Douglas's pouch in 1 (1 %). Copyright © Lippincott-Raven Publishers.

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