Question
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Endometrial polyp
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Genital TB
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Fibroid uterus
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Asherman syndrome
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Correct Answer � A
Explanation
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Ans: A. Endometrial polyp
(Ref: .Shaw’s 16/e p103)
- The HSG shows a well-defined filling defect characteristically seen in endometrial polyps.
Endometrial Polyp:
Diagnosis:
Ultrasound:
- Echogenic, smooth, intracavitary masses outlined by the fluid (well-defined, homogenous, polypoid isoechoic lesion).
Hysterosalpingogram:
- Pedunculated or sessile-filling defects within the uterine cavity.