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Peritoneal inclusion cysts | Ovarian Fluid | Endometriosis | PID

Peritoneal inclusion cysts | Ovarian Fluid | Endometriosis | PID Urinary bladder: Normal in outline. No wall thickening seen. No demonstrable intravesical lesion is seen. Aorta, IVC, and other abdominal vessels are normal. No ascites or Lymphadenopathy is noted in abdomen and pelvis. Uterus: Normal in size and anteverted in position. Measuring 9.62 x 3.32 x 3.87 cm Endometrium: Is normal in thickness (4.6 mm.) Which corresponds her phase of menstruation. No any GS or product of concept seen within the endometrium Myometrium: Is homogeneous. No focal lesion seen in the myometrium. Right adnexa: A fairly large cystic mass with internal septation measuring 10.14x7.02cm. Left adnexa: Unremarkable Cul-de-Sac: No fluid collection is present in POD. Peritoneal Inclusion Cysts 36 years old female patient complains of pelvic pain Peritoneal inclusion cysts are benign collections of fluid in the peritoneal cavity confined by adhesions. Patients have a history of multiple prior surgical procedures, endometriosis, or PID. The collections are commonly mistaken for ovarian cancer. The ovaries are the main producers of peritoneal fluid in women. In patients with peritoneal adhesions, fluid may accumulate within the adhesions and entrap the ovaries, resulting in a large, adnexal mass. Peritoneal inclusion cysts has also been referred to as benign cystic mesothelioma or benign encysted fluid. On sonography, peritoneal inclusion cysts are multiloculated cystic adnexal masses The diagnostic finding is the presence of an intact ovary amid septations and fluid Peritoneal inclusion cysts must be differentiated from parovarian cysts and hydrosalpinx. Disclaimer - *Disclaimer - Background Music " You tube Audio Library" "Purple planet" **Disclaimer: All information is for educational purposes only and is the personal view of the author. If you have any questions then please do your own research and consult with your health care practitioner. Please share your experiences with me, I would like to hear from you, Thank You. Thank you so much for Watching and Commenting. PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE. #Unifiedmedicare #korobiscorner #amyrahartsandcrafts My Channel link    / @korobiscorner4519   Facebook Page   / unified-medicare-231840380698322   Reference Stephanie R. Wilson, MD, FRCPC Clinical Professor of Radiology University of Calgary Staff Radiologist Foothills Medical Centre Calgary, Alberta, Canada Carol M. Rumack, MD, FACR Professor of Radiology and Pediatrics University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine Denver, Colorado Keep watching my other channel Korobis corner    / @korobiscorner4519   Amyrah Arts and Crafts    / @amyrahartsandcrafts4098   Dewan Drawing    / @dewandrawing8870   Hemorrhagic cyst, Ovarian tumor, Leiomyoma, Peritoneal inclusion cysts, Endometrial hyperplasia, Endometrial Polyp, Ca-endometrium, Endometriosis, Adnexal Cyst, adenomyosis, Bicornuate Uterus, Polymenorrhea, Polycystic ovary syndrome, Ovarian cyst, Polycystic Ovary, adenexal cyst, Nabothian cyst, dermoid cyst, chocolate cyst, Endometriomas, Dermoid cyst, fibroid uterus, Thickened endometrium,