2 38 0 0 6 4 6 cm 1 50 250 ml 70 g Hb 11. 2 8. 8 g/dl A case of recurrent submucous adenomyoma treated with laparoscopic ultrasound Takashi MIMURA, Tetsuya ISHIKAWA, FJSUM, Kanae SHIMADA, Chiaki IIZUKA, Shingo MIYAMOTO, Mitsuyoshi ICHIHARA, Miki MORIOKA, Masaki NAGATSUKA, Takashi OKAI, SJSUM We report a case of submucous tumor treated using laparoscopic ultrasound. The patient, a 38 year old female who had undergone hysteroscopic surgery for submucous myomas twice in the past, visited us

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... ning of hypermenorrhea and dysmenorrhea. Vaginal ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging MRI showed a submucous tumor about 6 cm in diameter and an adenomyo sis lesion in the uterus. We planned laparoscopic surgery assisted by laparoscopic ultrasound, and carried it out successfully. The lap aroscopic ultrasound visualized the adenomyoma and adenomyosis and helped us perform a safe and complete operation. Jpn J Med Ultrasonics 2012; 39 2 : 139 142 Abstract Keywords laparoscopic surgery, ultrasound, adenomyoma 38 0 0 6 4 160 cm 57 kg 6 cm WBC 3, 300/ l Hb 8. 9 g/dl Ht 30. 8 Plt 37. 9 /ul TP 6. 5 g/dl Alb 3. 9 g/dl T Bil 0. 6 mg/dl AST 14 IU/l ALT 13 IU/l BUN 14. 0 mg/dl Cre 0. 58 mg/dl UA 3. 6 mg/dl LDH