It was the patient's dream to become a mother one day, but the existence of a massive fibroid in her uterus was threatening this dream and affecting her health. A timely treatment, however, solved her ...

Conclusion: Although it is rare, uterine teratoma should be considered in differential diagnosis to any patient with uterine mass even without typical radiological findings.

The patient reached the hospital with a deteriorating health condition. She had been experiencing difficulty in breathing, anaemia, and other problems that prevented her from leading a normal life.

A retroverted uterus can sometimes look like a fibroid or mass, and a rectovaginal exam might become necessary. If whether the uterus is retroverted is still unclear, a transvaginal ultrasound can ...