Endometriosis - rectal (typical)

In: Radiopaedia.org · 2022 · doi:10.53347/rid-149834 · W4288068115
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This paper describes a typical mushroom-shaped rectal endometriosis lesion characterized by posterior compartment obliteration and T2 dark linear superficial bands with subtle upper rectal thickening.

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Abstract

Posterior compartment endometriosis with obliterated Pouch of Douglas. Extensive T2 dark linear superficial bands with subtle upper rectal thickening correlates to a typical mushroom-shaped lesion on ultrasound.

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endometriosis

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