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Can a positive identification of a cyst ultrasound compared with a tumor?

As a cyst is usually a fluid-filled mass, while that a tumor is a solid core, it is possible to definitively identify these two objects in an ultrasound? I'd like some empirical answers, but not There are web links please (I think I've read all the journal entries that JSTOR is now) Only professional advice please, I have an ovarian mass (non-Catholic Easter egg jokes please) and tomorrow U / S may involve a trans-vaginal. I just want to know how much data to expect tomorrow. Once again, thanks for advance.

If your U.S. is carried out by a technician, legal, can not say that there are results, not licensed to do so … you get the results in a few days, once read by a doctor. If you go to an OB / GYN, you will most likely discuss the results with you after the test. Yes is possible to differentiate between a solid mass and a fluid-filled mass in the U.S., will also be able to say the size and maybe the type of cyst. The show echogenicity if the mass is hollow (cyst) or solid (tumor). You can also find you have hyperechoic foci within the mass that can indicate a hemorrhagic cyst (ie, cells red blood within the cyst). Good luck on your USA, and bear in mind that the vast majority of ovarian masses are cysts, so try not to worry too much. ER, RN: o)