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Transverse and longitudinal gray scale ultrasound images of the uterus showing multiple tortuous serpiginous anechoic areas in the myometrium which were most pronounced in the fundic region.
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After the initial emergent management, the patient was referred for ultrasound examination which revealed multiple tortuous serpiginous anechoic areas in the myometrium which were most pronounced in the fundic region (Figure 1).
Transverse and longitudinal colour Doppler evaluation of these lesions depicted mixed arteriovenous waveforms with colour aliasing.
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Colour Doppler evaluation of those lesions demonstrated mixed arteriovenous waveforms with colour aliasing (Figure 2).
On spectral analysis the flow was of high-velocity and low-resistance type.
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The flow was of high velocity and low resistance on spectral analysis (Figure 3).
(A, B) Complex cysts in the right adnexa with internal echoes and septa
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Ultrasound of the pelvic region showed cysts in the right adnexa (Figure 4A, 4B).
Colour Doppler shows no internal vascularity in the right adnexal cyst with minimal peripheral vascularity.
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Those were complex in nature, showing internal echoes and septations giving a reticular lace-like appearance, with no flow on colour Doppler and minimal peripheral vascularity (Figure 5).