single or multiple: Classification:submucosal,intramural (or interstitial),subserosal Symptoms:pelvi pain,dysmenomhoea,infertility Imaging Diagnosis to. CT features:a focal solid mass causing lobulation or protrusion from the outer margin of the terus,cavity Focal califications and irregular low-density areas in the ofmr or1 signal intensity and homogeneously low T2 signal intensity,relative to the adjacent myometrium Slight slow diffuse homogeneous enhancement may occur after intravenous gadolinium chelates Treatment:hysteroscopy,myomectomy Cervix carcinoma S Outline:Risk factors for the development of cervical carcinoma include early age at first intercourse,multiple sexual partners,and low socioeconomic status Symptoms:two major symptoms of cervical carcinoma are vaginal bleeding and discharge Approximately 90%of cervical malignancies are squamous cell arcinomas The carcinomas occur at the Imaging Diagnosis 6 ●CT features to demonstrate the primary tumor,as well as other important sta reliable of these signs is obliteration of the periureteric fat plane,usually a late finding with gross parametrial invasion Detecte pelvic side wall invasion Gross invasion of the bladder or rectum is usually seen as loss of fat planes and irregular wall thickening MRI features Cervical carcinoma is identified as a high signal intensity mass on T2W This is in stark contrast to the low signal of nommal cervical stroma 1 single or multiple； ⚫ Classification：submucosal, intramural (or interstitial)，subserosal ⚫ Symptoms：pelvic pain，dysmenorrhoea，infertility Imaging Diagnosis ⚫ CT features： a focal solid mass causing lobulation or protrusion from the outer margin of the uterus, or distorting or obliterating the uterine cavity Focal calcifications and irregular low -density areas in the mass are also suggestive ⚫ MRI features： well-circumscribed masses of similar or slightly low T1 signal intensity and homogeneously low T2 signal intensity, relative to the adjacent myometrium Slight slow diffuse homogeneous enhancement may occur after intravenous gadolinium chelates ⚫ Treatment：hysteroscopy，myomectomy Cervix carcinoma ⚫ Outline：Risk factors for the development of cervical carcinoma include early age at first intercourse, multiple sexual partners, and low socioeconomic status ⚫ Symptoms：two major symptoms of cervical carcinoma are vaginal bleeding and discharge ⚫ Approximately 90% of cervical malignancies are squamous cell carcinomas ⚫ The majority of cervical carcinomas occur at the squamocolumnar junction Imaging Diagnosis ⚫ CT features： to demonstrate the primary tumor, as well as other important sta reliable of these signs is obliteration of the periureteric fat plane, usually a late finding with gross parametrial invasion ⚫ Detecte pelvic side wall invasion ⚫ Gross invasion of the bladder or rectum is usually seen as loss of fat planes and irregular wall thickening MRI features ⚫ Cervical carcinoma is identified as a high signal intensity mass on T2WI ⚫ This is in stark contrast to the low signal of normal cervical stroma 10’ 10’ 15’ 5’