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case_images: Transvaginal ultrasound showing enlarged placenta with dimensions of 44X38 mm and an echogenic mass of 24X17 mm.
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case_images: Transvaginal ultrasound showed suspected molar pregnancy based on an enlarged placenta as well as the mass of cysts only partially covering the uterus (Figure 1).
case_images: HSG showing the uterus and ovaries with pre (left) and post (right) cervical stenosis opening as well as demonstrating IUAs in the uterine cavity
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case_images: The stenosis was partially opened with a dilator during an HSG that was performed a month after the SIS (Figure 2).
case_images: Hysteroscopic image of the uterus before surgical removal of IUAs
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case_images: HSG, IUAs were spotted. Hysteroscopy was scheduled for a month after the HSG and revealed moderate IUAs and uterine polyps (Figure 3).
case_images: Hysteroscopic image of the uterus at the end of the procedure with successful removal of IUAs and uterine polyps
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case_images: During the hysteroscopy, there was a successful removal of scar tissues and polyps, as well as a complete dilation of the cervical stenosis (Figure 4).
case_images: A SIS with no evidence of IUA recurrence, showing normal endometrial cavity
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case_images: One-month follow-up after hysteroscopy was done, and a SIS showed no evidence of IUA recurrence (Figure 5).