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(a) T1W axial MRI through cervix cervical fibroid seen with the diverticulum within with connection (small arrow) opening into the cervical canal (big arrow). (b) T1W sagittal image showing a myoma with pus collection (big arrow) lying behind the normal uterus (small arrow). (c) T1W sagittal image showing the opening of the diverticulum into the cervical canal (arrow). T1W: T1 weighted, MRI: Magnetic resonance imaging
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The draining tract was seen to open into the cervix [Figure 1a-c].
(a and b) Cervical fibroid seen arising from the posterior surface of the cervix
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The mass was found to be a fibroid arising from the posterior aspect of the cervix [Figure 2].
(a) Cut section of the specimen showing cervical fibroid with diverticulum. Communication (black arrow) shows communication of the diverticulum with the cervical canal. (b and c) Microphotograph of sections from the cystic cavity near the opening of the endocervical canal showing endocervical glandular epithelium and subepithelial tissue composed of fibrocollagenous and muscular tissue (H and E, x40)
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On HPE [Figure 3], grossly, the uterus was normal.