PA Anatomy: Pelvis: Case 4 |
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There is watery fluid in several regions on this image, indicated in yellow. The best place to look is in the bladder. There is also a small amount of water in the cervical canal and in the vagina. If WATER is high signal (white), then the image is T2-weighted! T2-weighted images often show pathology best. |
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What do you think of the uterus? |
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