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Case no. 1. a Cystic adenomyotic lesion at transvaginal ultrasound. b Abnormal vascularization and detail of the opened cyst after outflow of the brownish fluid. c Inside view of the cystic structure. d Dissection of cyst using 5-Fr scissors
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Using a mini-hysteroscope and fluid as a distension medium, hysteroscopy was performed; it revealed the presence of a small opening in the fundus and a bulging area of abnormal vascularization on the anterior wall (Fig. 2).
Histologic image. Red arrow endometrial epithelium. Black arrow stroma. Purple arrow myometrium
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Fig3
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Case no. 2. I Ultrasound and MRI image of cystic lesion right isthmic part. II
 a Access to cystic structure after ultrasound-guided creation of channel to intramural cyst, b widening of access to cyst using a bipolar resectoscope, c insight view of cyst, d coagulation of insight cyst using a bipolar loop resectoscope
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Fig4
Vaginal ultrasound imaged the persistence of a cystic adenomyotic cyst at the isthmic level of the uterus (Fig. 4).