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A 9 mm fibroid tumor typically appears as a small, round, and solid mass within the uterus, often featuring a smooth surface. It may be located in the muscular layer of the uterine wall (intramural), on the outer surface (subserosal), or on the inner lining (submucosal). On imaging techniques like ultrasound or MRI, it can show up as a distinct, well-defined area compared to the surrounding uterine tissue. While many fibroids are asymptomatic, their appearance can vary based on their location and size.
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What does 16 mm hepatic cyst look like?
what does 16 by14 mm look like
What does 4 mm look like?
By unit of length and distance and conversion ,we can say that 1 mm=0.1 cm 4 mm=0.4cm
What does 45 mm look like?
About one and three quarters inches
What does 60 mm look like on a cm scale?
6 cm.
What does a mm look like?
A piece of chocolate, covered in color, with an imprinted M.
What does 16 mm hepatic cyst look like?
what does 16 by14 mm look like
Is a 1.4 x 1.4 cm fibroid larger than the size of a penny?
The diameter of a cent is 19 mm, or 1.9 cm.
What does a 1 mm look like?
The thickness of a dime.
What does 8 mm in diameter look like?
your penis!
What does a half centimeter look like?
Exactly like 5 mm.
What does 16.6 mm look like?
It is the same as 1.66 cm
What does 60 mm look like?
small i.e. 6cm
What does 4 mm look like?
By unit of length and distance and conversion ,we can say that 1 mm=0.1 cm 4 mm=0.4cm
What are the stages of mesothelioma?
Stage 0: Melanoma 99.9% survivalStage I/II: Invasive melanoma, 85-99% survivalLess than 1.00 mm primary tumor thickness, without ulceration, and mitosisLess than 1.00 mm primary tumor thickness, with ulceration or mitoses1.00-2.00 mm primary tumor thickness, without ulcerationStage II: High risk melanoma, 40-85% survival: 1.00-2.00 mm primary tumor thickness, with ulceration2.00-4.00 mm primary tumor thickness, without ulceration2.00-4.00 mm primary tumor thickness, with ulceration4.00 mm or greater primary tumor thickness without ulceration4.00 mm or greater primary tumor thickness with ulcerationStage III: Regional metastasis, 25-60% survivalSingle positive lymph nodeTwo to three positive lymph nodes OR regional skin/in-transit metastasisFour positive lymph nodes OR one lymph node and regional skin/in-transit metastasesStage IV: Distant metastasis, 9-15% survivalDistant skin metastasis, normal LDHLung metastasis, normal LDHOther distant metastasis OR any distant metastasis with elevated LDH
What does 150 mm look like?
150 millimeters is 5.91 inches.
What does 45 mm look like?
About one and three quarters inches
What does 60 mm look like on a cm scale?
6 cm.
