BACKGROUND: Amniotic sheets, or amniotic shelves, are intrauterine membranes that develop when the amnion and chorion reflect against preexisting uterine synechiae. While amniotic sheets are not associated with fetal malformations, growing …
Uterine polypoid adenomyoma (UPA) is a rare focal form of adenomyosis that can present as an intracavitary lesion and pose a significant diagnostic challenge, often mimicking more common or concerning entities, such as endometrial polyps or…
CT is often the first imaging test in female patients with lower abdominal and pelvic pain because of the wide availability of CT and differential diagnoses that span both gynecologic and gastrointestinal disease. Pathology within the femal…
Cesarean scar defects encompass a spectrum of separation of the uterine layers that increase risk of uterine rupture during labor and delivery. When coupled with the presence of placenta accreta spectrum, a condition characterized by abnorm…