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pocus aliem pelvicus clinical diagnosis gynecology transvaginal yolksac algorithm amenorrhea causes differential normaliup orientation sagittal secondary transabdmonial coronal cyst endometrium
Causes of Secondary Amenorrhea - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm Absence of menses for more than 3 cycles or
menstruating Ovarian ... • Polycystic ovarian ... positive progesterone challenge ... Negative progesterone challenge ... Algorithm #Causes #OBGyn
Causes of Primary and Secondary Amenorrhea - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm Primary Amenorrhea - No onset of menarche
characteristics • Ovarian ... menstruating • Ovarian ... Normal FSH • Ovarian ... Negative progesterone challenge ... Algorithm #Causes #OBGyn
Hemorrhagic Ovarian Cyst on Pelvic Ultrasound A phased array transducer is oriented sagittally over the bladder, and
Hemorrhagic Ovarian ... #Hemorrhagic #Ovarian ... POCUS #gynecology #obgyn ... #radiology #labeled
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 Close-up image of a normal early IUP showing a yolk sac within a gestational sac #Clinical
sac #Clinical #EM ... #Obgyn #Radiology
Coronal / transverse view - Directional indicator: Pointed to patient’s right side - Appropriate transducer orientation
transvaginal exam #EM ... #Obgyn #Radiology
Sagittal / longitudinal view - Directional indicator: Pointed to anterior of patient (towards the ceiling) -
transvaginal exam #EM ... #Obgyn #Radiology
Intrauterine pregnancy on transvaginal ultrasound, sagittal view. Shown is a gestational sac containing a yolk sac
endometrium #Clinical #EM ... #Obgyn #Radiology
Empty fluid-filled sac within the endometrium. Given the absence of contents, you cannot differentiate gestational vs
IUP #Clinical #EM ... #Obgyn #Radiology
Normal IUP Findings 1) Yolk sac: Round fluid-filled structure within the gestational sac, located in the
Diagnosis #Clinical #EM ... #Obgyn #Radiology
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