Presentation
Patient arrives in the emergency room with pain in the left iliac region with increased white blood cells and C-reactive protein.
Patient Data
Age: 65 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Lipoleiomyoma
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CT without contrast shows sigmoid diverticulitis.
There is also a well-marginated low attenuation intramural lesion in the uterus, compatible with a lipoleiomyoma.
From the case:
Lipoleiomyoma
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Magnetic resonance imaging with gadolinium shows fat saturation in the region and confirms fat within the uterine lesion.
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