Sign up for a 10-day FREE Trial now and receive full access to all content.
<bold>FIG. 35.1.</bold> Ultrasound of uterine leiomyoma. This is a transvaginal ultrasound in a woman who has an intramural myoma (arrows). The myoma clearly does not impinge on the endometrial cavity with intervening myometrium. The endometrial stripe is defined by a double arrow.
<bold>FIG. 35.1.</bold> Ultrasound of uterine leiomyoma. This is a transvaginal ultrasound in a woman who has an intramural m...
<bold>FIGURE 4.5</bold> Hysteroscopic view of an intracavitary fibroid that may affect embryo implantation.
<bold>FIGURE 26.1</bold> Extensive myomas creating marked deformity in the uterus.
<bold>FIGURE 26.2</bold> A: Large intramural myoma pushing into the uterine cavity from the posterior wall. B: Submucosal myoma with extensive vascular pattern. It represents only a small portion of the entire myoma, which is largely intramural.
<bold>FIGURE 26.2</bold> A: Large intramural myoma pushing into the uterine cavity from the posterior wall. B: Submucosal myom...
<bold>FIGURE 26.3</bold> Intramural myomas must be removed by the abdominal route. In this case, the operator is using a laser to incise the uterus and to expose the capsule of the underlying intramural myoma.
<bold>FIGURE 26.3</bold> Intramural myomas must be removed by the abdominal route. In this case, the operator is using a laser...
<bold>FIGURE 26.9</bold> A: Large, broad-based, pedunculated submucous myoma. B: The electrosurgical needle is seen at the lower portion of the photo. It is resting on the myoma. C: The thermal cut through the broad pedicle has been completed. D: The separation of the pedicle from the uterine wall is completed with scissors. E: The myoma is now completely free. F: The extracted myoma measures 23 cm.
<bold>FIGURE 26.9</bold> A: Large, broad-based, pedunculated submucous myoma. B: The electrosurgical needle is seen at the low...
<bold>FIGURE 26.18</bold> Large round submucous myoma occupying 50% of the uterine cavity.
<bold>FIGURE 47-7.</bold> Myomas ( fibroids) . Those that impinge on the uterine cavity are called intracavitary myomas.
Figure 45.2. Large uterine fibroids at time of abdominal hysterectomy.