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Pathological morphology examination.
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Considering the results of the pathological morphology examination (Figure 1) comprehensively, she was diagnosed with endometrial carcinoma.
The pelvic MRI on 1 month after surgery showed no residual tumor tissue or metastasis.
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The pelvic magnetic resonance imaging (Figure 2) at 1 month after surgery showed no residual tumor tissue, or metastasis was detected.
Ultrasonic testing showed venous blood flow in the lower extremities is smooth.
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Neoplasm metastasis, recurrence, and deep venous thrombosis were excluded through a series of examinations like pelvic imaging and ultrasonic testing (Figure 3).
Medication adjustment and NRS scores along the timeline of disease. (A) Pregabalin 225 mg/day (75 mg 8 am, 150 mg 8 pm). (B) Pregabalin 150 mg/day (75 mg Q12 h). (C) Pregabalin 75 mg/day (75 mg 8 pm). (D) Stop medication intervention.
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Subsequently, accompanied by acupuncture therapy and the improvement of pain, the dose of pregabalin was reduced gradually until it was discontinued (Figure 4).
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