[MR imaging of adenomyosis].
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This study correlated MR imaging findings with surgical pathology in nine women, describing diffuse adenomyosis as a thickened junctional zone and focal adenomyosis as a poorly marginated, low-signal intensity mass.
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MR imaging characteristics of adenomyosis were studied in nine women (five diffuse type, four focal type) who underwent hysterectomy. In all cases, MR images were correlated with surgical/pathologic findings. On T2-weighted images, diffuse type appeared as a thickening of the junctional zone, because it was often isointense with this zone. Focal type appeared as a low signal intensity, round or oval shaped mass poorly marginated from the adjacent myometrium.
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