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Course Contents
Lesson
Pre-Course Activities
1 topic, 5 min.
Lesson
Introduction to Ovarian Masses
4 topics, 10 min.
Lesson
O-RADS
4 topics, 15 min.
Lesson
Endometriosis
11 topics, 31 min.
Endometriosis – Introduction
6 m.Evaluating Endometriosis
3 m.Pattern 1 – Ovarian Endometrioma
3 m.Pattern 2 – Superficial Peritoneal Disease
1 m.Pattern 2 – Kissing Ovaries – Case
6 m.Pattern 2 – Filmy Adhesions & Candle Wax Phenomenon
3 m.Pattern 3 – Deep/Solid Infiltrating Type
4 m.Pattern 3 – Torus Uterinus
2 m.Pattern 3 – Rectosigmoid Involvement
1 m.Pattern 3 – Rectosigmoid Involvement – Case
4 m.Three Step Interpretation – Endometriosis
4 m.Lesson
Complex Ovarian "Masses"
11 topics, 38 min.
Complex Ovarian “Masses” – Overview
2 m.Teratoma
4 m.Teratoma – Case
4 m.Ovarian Torsion
3 m.Peritoneal Inclusion Cysts Overview with Case
8 m.Ovarian Tumors on MRI
5 m.Ovarian Tumor – Case
3 m.Mucinous Cystadenoma & Epithelial Ovarian Malignancy
3 m.Ovarian Malignancy – Unspecified – Case
5 m.Krukenberg Tumors – Case
6 m.Ovarian Masses – Summary
2 m.0:01
So the second pattern is the presence
0:03
of superficial peritoneal disease.
0:06
So the first pattern within that subgroup
0:09
is the presence of kissing ovaries.
0:11
So we've talked a little
0:12
bit about why that happens.
0:14
So ovaries become adherent to one another
0:17
because there are superficial deposits on
0:19
the ovaries, and that creates adhesions,
0:22
and those adhesions tend to bring the ovaries
0:25
close to one another in the midline.
Pattern 2 – Superficial Peritoneal Disease
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0:01
So the second pattern is the presence
0:03
of superficial peritoneal disease.
0:06
So the first pattern within that subgroup
0:09
is the presence of kissing ovaries.
0:11
So we've talked a little
0:12
bit about why that happens.
0:14
So ovaries become adherent to one another
0:17
because there are superficial deposits on
0:19
the ovaries, and that creates adhesions,
0:22
and those adhesions tend to bring the ovaries
0:25
close to one another in the midline.
Report
Faculty
Zahra Kassam, MD, FRCPC
Associate Professor of Medical Imaging, Division Head of Body Imaging
Western University
Tags
Uterus
Ultrasound
Pelvic Wall and Floor
Ovaries
Neoplastic
MRI
Idiopathic
Gynecologic (GYN)
CT
Body
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