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case_images: View of the uterus during abdominal ultrasonography.
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case_images: An abdominal ultrasonography was conducted and showed a normal anatomy of the uterus with subendometrial calcifications in the frontal wall of the uterus, spanning 2 cm in diameter (Figure 1).
case_images: The large calcification shown during hysteroscopy.
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case_images: Hysteroscopy showed a large calcification with multiple calcific protrusions in the endometrium (Figure 2), and it was removed (Figure 3), and everything else was within normal limits.
case_images: Showing the removal of the uterine bone through hysteroscopy.
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case_images: Hysteroscopy showed a large calcification with multiple calcific protrusions in the endometrium (Figure 2), and it was removed (Figure 3), and everything else was within normal limits.
case_images: The gross view of the large calcification after removal.
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case_images: The calcification was sent to pathological analysis which concluded a leiomyoma with calcifications and no malignancy (Figures 4 and 5).
case_images: The microscopic pathological view of the calcification.
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case_images: The calcification was sent to pathological analysis which concluded a leiomyoma with calcifications and no malignancy (Figures 4 and 5).