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Ultrasonography showed echogenicity of thickened myometrium, suggesting adenomyosis.
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F1
Ultrasonography showed an echogenicity of thickened myometrium, suggesting adenomyosis (see Figure 1).
The anterior and posterior walls of the uterus are diffusely thickened, with localized soft, fish-like tissue.
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F2
Post-operative pathology confirmed mucinous cervical adenocarcinoma (considering gastric type, Figures 2, 3), infiltrating cervical interstitial >2/3, involving the deep myometrium and accompanied by vascular carcinoma infiltration and lymph node metastasis.
Cervical gastric adenocarcinoma at high magnification. This pathological image shows three characteristics: (1) abundant cytoplasm; (2) Clear boundaries between cells; (3) Typical cystic and tubular glands are presented.
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F3
Post-operative pathology confirmed mucinous cervical adenocarcinoma (considering gastric type, Figures 2, 3), infiltrating cervical interstitial >2/3, involving the deep myometrium and accompanied by vascular carcinoma infiltration and lymph node metastasis.
The change graph of the Ca199 value showed that it gradually decreased after operation, suggesting a correlation between elevated CA199 and cervical adenocarcinoma.
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F4
The Ca199 value showed that it gradually decreased to normal after operation, suggesting a correlation between elevated CA199 and cervical adenocarcinoma (Figure 4).