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Sonographic view of cervical mass (arrow).
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The ultrasound findings showed a 4 cm cervical mass, the etiology of which was uncertain, as well as endometrial stripe thickening (Figure 1).
Coronal (A) MRI view of cervical mass.
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The MRI showed a large cervical mass, which was felt to be suspicious for malignancy (Figure 2, 3).
Saggital MRI views of cervical mass.
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The MRI showed a large cervical mass, which was felt to be suspicious for malignancy (Figure 2, 3).
Hysteroscopic view of cervical mass.
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Upon hysteroscopically inspecting the cavity, multiple small fundal polyps were noted, as well as what appeared to be a large cervical myoma (Figure 4, 5).
Cervical mass attachment to the endometrial cavity.
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Upon hysteroscopically inspecting the cavity, multiple small fundal polyps were noted, as well as what appeared to be a large cervical myoma (Figure 4, 5).
Gross appearance of hysteroscopically removed mass.
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The continuous flow resectoscope was used to resect the pathology found (Figure 6).