Discussion on classification and CT performances of female pelvic benign cystic lesions
Jie Li
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Jie Li
Abstract
【Objective】 To improve the recognition on CT performances of female pelvic benign cystic lesions.【Methods】 The CT performances of female pelvic benign cystic lesions were summarized and classified through a retrospective analysis of 36 cases proved by surgery and pathology.【Results】 In the group of 36 cases,there were 16 cases of ovarian benign cystic lesions,9 cases of endometriosis,6 cases of pelvic inflammatory cystic lesions,,3 cases of intestine and mesentery cysts and 2 cases of other type pelvic cysts.【Conclusion】 The CT performances of female pelvic benign cystic lesions have certain characteristics.Their classification is helpful to improve the recognition on CT performances of female pelvic benign cystic lesions.
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【Objective】 To improve the recognition on CT performances of female pelvic benign cystic lesions.【Methods】 The CT performances of female pelvic benign cystic lesions were summarized and classified through a retrospective analysis of 36 cases proved by surgery and pathology.【Results】 In the group of 36 cases,there were 16 cases of ovarian benign cystic lesions,9 cases of endometriosis,6 cases of pelvic inflammatory cystic lesions,,3 cases of intestine and mesentery cysts and 2 cases of other type pelvic cysts.【Conclusion】 The CT performances of female pelvic benign cystic lesions have certain characteristics.Their classification is helpful to improve the recognition on CT performances of female pelvic benign cystic lesions.
Key concepts: Medicine, Endometriosis, Radiology, Mesentery, Pelvic endometriosis, Laparoscopy, Pathology