Help with MRI report

[Hopeful112]

Clinical information: Known endometriosis and adhesions

Findings: The uterus is anteverted and anteflexed. It measures 10.6 cm in craniocaudal dimension, 4.6 cm in AP dimension. There is no myometrial abnormality. Normal endometrium and cervix.

The left ovary lies in the left upper pelvis and the right ovary lies against the right pelvic side wall both contain

several small follicles. No endometrioma is present.

There is slight smooth hypointense fibrotic thickening along the posterior surface of the posterior vaginal

fornix. There are a couple of thin adhesions between the rectum and the posterior uterine surface. There is no

muscle invasive rectal or sigmoid nodule.

No focal bladder lesion or bladder nodule. There is no distal ureteric dilatation.

There are no enlarged pelvic nodes. No significant pelvic free fluid.

In the upper abdomen, this the liver, spleen, pancreas and kidneys are normal.

Conclusion: No adenomyosis. No visible endometrioma. Linear fibrotic thickening along the posterior vaginal

fornix and some posterior compartment adhesions but there is no visible muscle invasive rectal or sigmoid

disease. Normal appearance of the bladder

[ArcticMonkeys]

Hi, hope you are well, lets de-code some of this medical terminology for you!

- "The uterus is anteverted and anteflexed" = Position of uterus is tilted and bent forward.

Report mentions everything looks fine with uterus, nothing of concern.

- Ovaries are in normal position/no displacement

- "Small follicles" would usually indicate ovulation

- "There is slight smooth hypointense fibrotic thickening along the posterior surface of the posterior vaginal fornix. There are a couple of thin adhesions between the rectum and the posterior uterine surface. There is no muscle invasive rectal or sigmoid nodule." = There is a bit of thickening and some adhesions near the back of the vaginal area, between the rectum & back of uterus. No serious issues with rectum or bladder.

- In summary: No signs of conditions like adenomyosis. Some minor thickening and adhesions, but overall seems fine.

Hope this helps ❤️

[Hopeful112 in reply to ArcticMonkeys]

Thank you sooo much 🌹

[Endoadenoscorp in reply to ArcticMonkeys]

Would I be able to get some help with an MRI breakdown?

[ArcticMonkeys in reply to Endoadenoscorp]

Of course !

[Endoadenoscorp in reply to ArcticMonkeys]

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