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MRI showing uterine lesion with loss of fat planes between uterus and rectum.
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Radiological examination was advised and the MRI result was reported as a mass lesion in the cervix, with irregular margins extending into two-thirds of the myometrium superiorly and the upper one-third of the vagina inferiorly, with loss of fat planes between the uterus and posterior wall of the bladder and anterior wall of the rectum (Figure 1).
Microphotograph showing replacement of endometrial glands with histiocytic sheets with no evidence of malignancy (H&E: 4x).
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A few areas of histiocytic aggregates were seen infiltrating the myometrium (Figures 2-5).
Microphotograph showing sheets of histiocytes with endometrial glands (H&E: 10x).
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A few areas of histiocytic aggregates were seen infiltrating the myometrium (Figures 2-5).
Microphotograph showing sheets of histiocytes (H&E: 10x).
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A few areas of histiocytic aggregates were seen infiltrating the myometrium (Figures 2-5).
Microphotograph showing histiocytes with abundant foamy cytoplasm (H&E: 40x).
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A few areas of histiocytic aggregates were seen infiltrating the myometrium (Figures 2-5).