|Articles|November 20, 2012

Daily Dx: Non-Specific Pelvic Pain

This patient was a young woman with non specific pelvic and perineal pain. What would you diagnose on the basis of these images of the uterus?

This patient was a young woman with non-specific pelvic and perineal pain. What would you diagnose on the basis of these images of the uterus?

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