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A study on validity of ultrasonography and magnetic resonance imagin g in assessment of uterine adnexal masses

Debbarma et al., 2021

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8276155776291568753
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Debbarma T
Ray J
De A
Ray M
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Int J Anat Radiol Surg

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Adnexal mass lesions are common among women which has a prevalence of 0.17%-5.9% in asymptomatic women and 7.1%-12% in symptomatic women of all ages. Making a differential diagnosis among adnexal masses is difficult and complex. Recognising the …
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