The female pelvic cavity contains the upper female reproductive tract (cervix, uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes); the adnexa refers to the ovaries, fallopian tubes, and surrounding connective tissues. The pelvic cavity also contains the intestines, bladder, and lower ureters. A pelvic mass may originate from any of these structures. If women of reproductive age have a pelvic mass, a pregnancy test should be done regardless of menstrual or sexual history. If a pregnancy test is positive, ultrasonography or another imaging test is not always necessary; imaging is necessary when pelvic pain or vaginal bleeding is present. If a suspected mass is not detected during an examination or the cause cannot be determined, an imaging test is done. Usually, pelvic ultrasonography is done first. If ultrasonography does not clearly delineate the size, location, and consistency of the mass, another imaging test may do so. MRI is typically used for further evaluation of the mass; CT is useful for evaluating suspected metastases. Visit us at VIDYA HOSPITAL COMPLETE MOTHER CARE to get the best GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS treatment.
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