Presentation
Gravida 4 woman with heavy periods for 2-3 years and anemia (hematocrit: 27%). Physical exam: mildly enlarged uterus.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Endometrial polyps
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Sagittal and coronal transvaginal ultrasound shows two subcentimeter echogenic masses in the endometrial cavity; one in the lower uterine segment and the other in the fundus. An incidental 4 cm leiomyoma is seen in the posterior fundus. Color Doppler imaging shows questionable vascular stalk to the lower polyp.
Case Discussion
See article on endometrial polyps.