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Some of the topics covered on the Forum: Hysterectomy, Myomectomy,
Uterine Artery Embolization, MR guided Focused Ultrasound Surgery.
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FAQS: What do
Ovarian Cysts and Uterine Fibroids look like?
The following photos are actual Ovarian Cysts and Uterine Fibroids
photos taken during surgery.
Ovarian Cysts
Ovarian Cysts are filled with
fluid, similar to a blister. They
are located on/in the Ovary, which is an organ that produces a follicle
(egg) every month for the ovulation and menstrual cycles. The two
(2) Ovaries are located on the left and the right side of the Uterus. (Photos
used with permission of William Parker, M.D.)
Click on the thumbnail photos to
get the larger photo (below).
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Left Ovary & Cyst
Cyst 1 shows a 6 cm left ovarian cyst being prepared for surgery. |
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Ovary Incision
Cyst 2 shows incision into the ovary surrounding the cyst. |
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Cyst Exposed
Cyst 3 shows the cyst totally exposed.
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Ovary After Cyst Removed
Cyst 4 shows the ovary after the cyst has been removed. |
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Uterine Fibroids
Uterine fibroids
are benign tumors of the uterus. They are not cancers, but can
cause symptoms such as excessive bleeding during or between periods,
pressure on the bladder or rectum, discomfort during sexual relations or
interference with fertility. Symptoms from fibroids, the most common
of which is excessive bleeding, can be anywhere from mild to disabling.
(Photos used with permission of Francis L. Hutchins, Jr., M.D.)
Click on the thumbnail photos to
get the larger photo (below).
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Submucus Fibroids
Internal view of submucus fibroids. |
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Uterus and Fibroids
Appearance of fibroids in a uterus cut open after hysterectomy. |
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To view more
photos/pictures/illustrations go to the following web pages:
Clinical Photos of a Myomectomy Surgery
Did you know that Uterine Fibroids can grow to be the size of full
term pregnancies (photos)?
Fibroid photos - "Uterine
Fibroids In Australia"
Fibroid Illustration -
Types of Fibroids
- Dr. Garcia Monaco
Fibroid Photo and Story |
UAE Illustration
Uterus Illustration
Legal Note: The material presented on Hope For Fibroids,
Inc. web site is for informational purposes only. It is not
meant to be a substitute for physician care.
If you need medical advice on uterine fibroid
disease or other medical conditions you should discuss them with a
physician.
Last modified:
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William Parker, M.D.
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Francis
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A special thanks to the following Doctors
for giving Hope For Fibroids permission to publish the pictures
on the web site:
Francis Hutchins, Jr., M.D., FACOG, "The Fibroid
Book 2nd Edition".
William Parker, M.D., FACOG, "A Gynecologist's Second Opinion"
- (Ovarian Cysts - Chapter #5)
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