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review
2013
book-chapter
2010
Decidualization is the physiological transformation of endometrial tissue into the dense highly vascularized cellular matrix known as decidua that occurs in the endometrium of the uterus during pregnancy [1]. The same process can occur in t…
review
2010
book-chapter
2010
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article
2009
article
2008
OBJECTIVE: To present the ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging findings that may allow for a prospective diagnosis and expectant management of decidualized endometriomas because the rare occurrence of decidualization in the ectopic end…
other
2006
OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this pictorial essay is to review the differential considerations when an adnexal mass is detected on CT or MRI in a patient with a primary nonovarian malignancy. CONCLUSION: Such adnexal masses may be metastases …
article
2005
While the association of endometrioma and ovarian cancer is recognized in epidemiological and pathological literature, the radiological appearances of this combined pathology have not been described. The purpose of this project was to writ…
article
2005
article
2004
The magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) findings in 2 cases of ovarian cancer arising in an endometrioma are presented. In both cases, the cancer was evident as an enhancing mass within a blood-filled adnexal cyst. The MRI findings of an enhan…
article
1999
Pelvic varices in women consist of tortuous and dilated parauterine and ovarian veins and have a characteristic appearance at CT and MRI. Imaging is critical in the evaluation of pelvic varices, both to prevent confusion with other conditio…