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Enlarged ovary
> 12 cc

Ovarian Torsion / Intermittent torsion

PCOS
- clinical syndrome amennorhea or irregular menses, obesity, hirsutism
- enlarged ovaries
- "string of pearls" peripherally arrayed follicles

Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome
- due to exogenous hormones for fertility treatment or endogenous hormones (neoplasm?)
+ ascites
+ pleural effusions
Adenomyosis
Endometriosis of the uterus

Junctional zone > 12 mm

Myometrial cysts

Asymmetric enlargement of anterior and posterior uterine walls
Endometrial carcinoma
MC gynecologic cancer

Suspect in post-menopausal woman with vaginal bleeding

- Endometrial stripe
> 5 mm postmenopausal or
> 8 mm postmenopausal on estrogen
GTD
elevated bHCG

vaginal bleeding

thickened stripe

uterine size greater than dates

ovarian theca lutein cysts

preeclampsia

hyperemesis gravidarum
Uterine abnormalities
Always check for asoociated renal ectopia or agenesis

Bicornuate
- two horns
- one or two cervixes (uni- or bicollis)
- fundus is dimpled > 1 cm
- separate endometrial canals
- may be a/w fusion abnormailies with a rudimentary horn or cornual hypoplasia
- tx metroplasty

Didelphis
- 2 horns, 2 cervixes, 2 vaginas
- incidental finding

Unicornuate
- one horn

Septate
- thin fibrous membrane separating endometrial canal
- a/w infertility due to failed implantations on relatively avascular septum
- fundus normal, straight, or dimpled < 1 cm
- tx transvaginal septal resection

Arcuate
- normal variant
- fundus dimpled < 1 cm
Starry sky liver
ACUTE HEPATITIS

Hepatic congestion

Biliary / PV air

Diffuse infiltrating neoplasm
Ovarian neoplasms
90% epithelial
- serous cystadenoma / carcinoma
- mucinous cystadenoma / carcinoma

10%
- germ cell
- sex cord
- mets
US threshold for OB detection / failed 1st trimester px
Should detect Yolk sac with mean sac diameter (MSD):
> 8 mm (TV)
> 20 mm (TA)

Should detect FETAL POLE with means sac diameter (MSD):
> 18 (TV)
> 25 (TA)

Should detect FETAL CARDIAC ACTIVITY if fetal pole:
> 5 mm
Hyperechoic subchorionic structure
Subchorionic hemorrhage

Succenturiate lobe (accessory placenta)

IUP with concommitant molar pregnancy

Fibroid
Fetal ventriculomegaly
Lateral ventricels > 10 mm

Spina bifida
Dandy Walker
Chiari
Aqueductal stenosis
Encephalocele
Midline fetal intracranial cystic structure
Arachnoid cyst

Ch
Diffuse GB wall thickening
Acute chole

Chronic chole

Venous congestion

Hypoprotienemia

PV HTN with GB mural collaterals

Hepatitis/Pacreatitis/Duodenitis
Multiple splenic hypoechoic lesions
Mets (melanoma, lung, breast, colon)

Candidiasis

Lymphoma

Histo

TB

PJP

Sarcoid
Testicular cysts
Tunica albuginea cysts
- peripheral
- < 5 mm
- palpable

Tubular ectasia of the rete testes
- mediastinal location
- +/- spermatocele

Testicular cyst
- intraparenchymal
- not palpable
Testiclular neoplasm
GCT
- seminoma
- homogeneous
- hypoechoic
- non-seminomatous

Sex cord tumor

Lymphoma
- older men
- increased vascularity

Mets

Epidermoid
- onion skin
- enucleation
Fetal sacral mass
Sacrococcygeal teratoma
- internal, external, or both
- solid, cystic or mixed
- may cause hydrops

Myelomeningocele
- may be anterior (internal)
- Chiari II

Rhabdomyosarcoma
Increased Nuchal translucency
Measured at 11-14 weeks

Nl < 2.8 mm

Increased in:
Trisomy 21, 18, 13
Turner syndrome
Edema
"banana" sign
Banana shaped posterior fossa, cerebellum on axial fetal US

Chiari II
Dandy-Walker
Joubert
Fetal lung mass
CPAM
- >80% of fetal lung masses

Sequestration
Intralobar
- invested by shared pleura
- pulmonary venous drainage
Extralobar
- invested by separate pleura
- systemic drainage

CLO

CDH
TWINS
Di/Di
- dizygotic or monozygotic
- separate or fused placentae
- chorion/amnion > 2 mm thickness
- "twin peak" sign of placental tissue extending between the chorionic leaves

Mono/di
- monozygotic
- risk of TTTS, preterm delivery, mortality, IUGR

Mono/Mono
- monozygotic
- risk of TTTS, cord entanglement, preterm delivery, IUGR, mortality
Twin-twin transfusion syndrome
> 20% discrepancy of estimated fetal weight in monochorionic twins

Due to vascular shunting in placenta

Underperfused twin may develop IUGR and "stuck twin"
DDx:
normal variation
Asymmetric twin size
Nl variation
TTTS
Fetal demise
Fetal US: hydronephrosis and megacystis
Posterior urethral valves
- male

Prune belly
- deficient abdominal wall musculature
- hydro
- megaureter
- megacystis
- cryptorchidism

Megacystitis-microcolon intestinal hypoperistalsis syndrome
Umbilical cord abnormalities/lesions
2 vessel cord
a/w
- increased incidence of congenital abnormalities
- z