1. Home
  2. Consult with a doctor

  3. Lesions in utrus. Faibriod ya cancer!

Lesions in utrus

2021-02-12 05:12:50
Doine mri detect in 22.18mm t2w hypointense intramural lesions in utrus in posterior wall is that meaning faibriod ya cancer
90 Views

Answers (1)

Fibroid uterus

Answered2021-02-12 05:40:05

YESNO

Was this answer useful

Articles you may like

Boons of Cancer Surgery

Dr.Suvendu Maji

The boons of surgery are here for all of you to see and appreciate, this kind of oral cancer which is the commonest type ... Read more

Things You Need to Know About Your Shoulder Injury

Dr.Kunal Patel

What is a Bankart Injury?A Bankart shoulder injury occur due to anterior shoulder dis-allocation. It is a special type o ... Read more

Trauma, Sports Injuries or Over Use

Dr.Kirthi Paladugu

Minimally Invasive Arthroscopic Surgeries and Their RehabilitationIn our day to day life, most of us do encounter Should ... Read more

Red & White Lesion: Leukoplakia

Dr.Rashmi Maruti Hosalkar

Leukoplakia is defined a white plaque of questionable risk having excluded (other) known diseases or disorders that carr ... Read more

Retreatment of a Crowned Tooth With Sinus Tract and Periapical Lesion

Dr.Ushma K Kakkad

A male in his thirties came to the clinic with a concern that had been gradually worsening a small gum boil near a crown ... Read more

Retreatment of Tooth 36 With Periapical Lesion and Full Restoration

Dr.Ushma K Kakkad

A male in his thirties visited the dental clinic with a persistent complaint of pain in the lower left back tooth region ... Read more

Tell us what's troubling you

Want relief from cold & cough?

Consult Now

Down with fever or flu?

Consult Now

Stomach out of order?

Consult Now

Tired of clinic wait times?

Consult Now

Related Questions

Lesion in ovary noted during MRI

77 Views
Recently I underwent an MRI scan of lumbosacral spine for my backache as suggested by my doctor. Apart fr ...Read More

Utrus main lesions

34 Views
Maine l.s spine mri karye thi usme t2w hypointense intramural lesions in utrus size22.18mm in posterior w ...Read More
Disclaimer : The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website.