P02.12: Advances in transvaginal 3D volumetric imaging: potential clinical impact of virtual ultrasound hysteroscopy

Abstract

22nd World Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology Poster abstractswere superposition, which > 15 mm and > 10 mm were respectively in 54.93% (39/71 cases), 87.32% (62/71 cases) with endometrial cancer and in 32.85% (45/137 cases), 65.69% (90/137 cases) with endometrial hyperplasia. (2) The pathological finding and staging: 63 cases were confirmed to have type1 endometrial cancer and 8 cases with type 2 endometrial cancer, among which there were in 1 stage 77.46% (55), in 2 stage 11 cases (15.71%), in 3 stage 3 cases (4.29%) and in 4 stage 2 cases (2.86%). 66 cases of 71 resected uterus cases showed myometrial invasion (92.95%), deep myometrial invasion in 13 cases (13/71, 18.0%). In 2 stage 11 cases, which showed superficial myometrial invasion in 8 cases and deep myometrial invasion in 3 cases. In 3 stage 3 cases which showed superficial myometrial invasion. In 4 stage 2 cases, the superficial and deep myometrial invasion were respectively 1 case. Conclusions: When the Tumor confined to the corpus uteri, there exists a certain correlation between degree of myometrial invasion and staging. Once the local and/or regional spread of the tumor, the degree of myometrial invasion was not important for staging. P02.10Abstract withdrawn. P02.11Abstract withdrawn. P02.12 Advances in transvaginal 3D volumetric imaging: potential clinical impact of virtual ultrasound hysteroscopy