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Figure 1: The pelvic cystic structure (55 x 47 mm) with irregular borders.
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A presacral located cystic mass measuring 45 x 55 x 40 mm was seen on ultrasound examination (Fig. 1).
Figure 2: The cystic structure with both umbilical arteries around.
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On doppler ultrasound, the cystic structure with both umbilical arteries around was considered an enlarged distally obstructed fetal bladder initially (Fig. 2).
Figure 3: Fetal MRI showing type IV teratoma (big arrow head) and the white arrow demonstrates hydrometrocolpos.
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The white arrow demonstrates a cystic mass considered as a hydrometrocolposis (Fig. 3).
Figure 4: Fetal MRI axial plane.
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IV SCT (big arrow head) and hydrometrocolpos (white arrow); both kidneys (white asterix) appeared in normal loca tion and anatomy (Fig. 4). In the coronal plane fetal bladder (black empty arrow) was noticed (Fig. 5).
Figure 5: Fetal MRI coronal plane.
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IV SCT (big arrow head) and hydrometrocolpos (white arrow); both kidneys (white asterix) appeared in normal loca tion and anatomy (Fig. 4). In the coronal plane fetal bladder (black empty arrow) was noticed (Fig. 5).