Transvaginal ultrasound: ascites and endometrial thickening (16 mm); left ovary not evaluable
- Event date
- 2020-10-05 Exact date
- Document date
- 2020-10-05
- Entry date
- 2026-11-05
- Evidence type
- Imaging report
- Source reference
- Imaging report dated 2020-10-05
- Certainty
- Documented
- Review
- Editorial review · Editorial review only: transcription from the original report checked against the document (identifiers omitted); publication approved by the case owner on 5 November 2026. No clinical-specialist review. · 2026-11-05
Summary
A transvaginal ultrasound the same day found abundant diffuse free fluid and a thickened endometrium of 16 mm, to be correlated clinically; the right ovary showed small diffuse follicles and the left ovary could not be evaluated by this method.
Documented findings
Uterus anteflexed, 67 x 41 x 44 mm, normal myometrium; endometrium central, high echogenicity, thickened at 16 mm, homogeneous; cervix usual. Right ovary 22 x 13 x 20 mm (3.1 cc) with small diffuse follicles; left ovary not evaluable. Abundant diffuse free fluid. Impression: ascites, endometrial thickening, to be correlated clinically.
Uncertainty
The two ultrasounds of the same day give slightly different uterine and ovarian measurements and the transvaginal study could not see the left ovary; neither establishes a cause.
Related treatment context
No treatment-context entry is linked to this event.
