Transvaginal Doppler Color Flow Mapping (With 1 color plate)

Toshiyuki Hata; T Hata; Hata T; K. Hata; Hata K; Kohkichi Hata; Senoh D; Daisaku Senoh; D Senoh; K Makihara; Ken Makihara; Makihara K; Aoki S; S. Aoki; Showa Aoki; Osamu Takamiya; Takamiya O; O Takamiya; M Kitao; Kitao M; Manabu Kitao; Kiyotaka Umaki; K Umaki; Umaki K

doi:10.1159/000293660

Transvaginal Doppler Color Flow Mapping (With 1 color plate)

Toshiyuki Hata, T Hata, Hata T, K. Hata, Hata K, Kohkichi Hata, Senoh D, Daisaku Senoh, D Senoh, K Makihara, Ken Makihara, Makihara K, Aoki S, S. Aoki, Showa Aoki, Osamu Takamiya, Takamiya O, O Takamiya, M Kitao, Kitao M, Manabu Kitao, Kiyotaka Umaki, K Umaki, Umaki K

Gynecologic and obstetric investigation · 2010 · vol. 27(4) , pp. 217–218 · doi:10.1159/000293660 · PMID:2744627 · W1963926982

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Transvaginal Doppler color flow mapping clearly identified uterine arteries and branches in eight women across various conditions, showing abundant flow in pregnant subjects, indicating its diagnostic potential.

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Transvaginal Doppler color flow mapping was performed on 8 Japanese women (normal, 1; menopause, 2; uterine myoma, 1; endometriosis, 2; pregnant, 2). In all 8, bilateral uterine arteries and branches could be clearly identified in shades of blue and/or red. The color flows were abundant in the pregnant women. Transvaginal Doppler color flow mapping is expected to be an important diagnostic tool for assessing uterine arterial blood flows in physiologic and pathologic conditions of the pelvis.

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endometriosis

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Ultrasonics Uterus Endometriosis Endometriosis Female Humans Leiomyoma Leiomyoma Menopause Menopause Pregnancy Ultrasonics Uterine Neoplasms Uterine Neoplasms Uterus

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