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CT of the pelvis demonstrating (a) a large lobular gas containing intramural mass in the left uterine wall (white arrows). The uterine cavity is compressed to the right side (white arrowhead). (b) Following the injection of contrast material into the mass, the contrast is filling the mass (white arrow) and the uterine cavity (white arrowheads).
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Enhanced computer tomography (CT) scan of the abdomen and pelvis revealed a 14 x 11 x 10 cm mass in the left uterine wall compressing the uterine cavity (Figure 1(a)), containing gas and heterogeneous debris. No fluid was aspirated, but contrast material injected into the myoma flowed freely into the uterine cavity and out of the vagina, demonstrating a communication between the myomata and the uterine cavity (Figure 1(b)). 
T2-weighted axial MRI image of the pelvis showing the large heterogeneous left intramural uterine mass (white arrow) encroaching into the uterine cavity (white arrowheads).
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