Patient's question:
What are the classification and MRI manifestations of uterine fibroids? How can one speculate if they have uterine fibroids?Doctor's answer:
Uterine fibroids are generally classified as solitary or multiple, depending on the growth location of the fibroids. They can be located within the muscle tissue or solely beneath the endometrium. Therefore, MRI diagnosis varies based on this, but in general, doctors will provide a definitive diagnosis of uterine fibroids. The diagnostic criteria involve identifying large blood clots within the uterus, which are non-echoic and exhibit circulating blood flow.