Adenomyosis Adnexa Anomalies Cervical cancer Dermoid cyst Endometrial cancer Endometriosis In T2-weighted MRI scans, give the relative signal strength of the endometrium In T2-weighted MRI scans, give the relative signal strengths of the junctional zone (inner myometrium) In T2-weighted MRI scans, give the relative signal strengths of the outer myometrium Leiomyoma List four causes of infertility that can be revealed by an HSG. List six indications for using MRI to image the uterus. List three clinical precautions that should be taken with regard to an HSG. Name an advantage of T2-weighted MRI in terms of evaluating gynecologic disorders. Name four contraindications to performing a HSG. Name two common indications for obtaining an HSG. Ovarian cysts Ovarian neoplasms Tubal disorders Uterine disorders Vaginal cancer What additional method may be used to distinguish between bright blood products and fat on T1-weighted images? What are contraindications to endovaginal ultrasound? What are five disadvantages of MRI for imaging the uterus? What are some indications for transvaginal ultrasound in terms of assessing a potential gynecologic disorder? What are three advantages of SHG? What are three risks of performing SHG? What are two indications for SHG? What is an hysterosalpingogram (HSG)? What is sonohysterography (SHG)? What pelvic structures do T1-weighted MRI scans distinguish well? What radiation dose does an ovary receive during an HSG? What risks are associated with an HSG? What structures may be missed by endovaginal ultrasound? Which modality is best for initial evaluation of suspected uterine or endometrial pathology? Book traversal links for Gynecology ‹ Through what structure is a culdocentesis (aspiration of ascites) performed? Up Adenomyosis ›