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The following patient presents with a history of heavy periods and mild enlargement of the uterus. What is most likely demonstrated on the following scan?  

Which location is a fibroid most likely to cause uterine bleeding?

The following patient presents with bleeding, hyperemesis, and highly elevated hCG levels. Upon examination, the physician found her uterus to be enlarged for dates with no fetal heart tones were visualized. Based upon this clinical history, what is your diagnosis?  

Prominent anechoic structures near the periphery of the uterus most likely represents:

All of the following are associated with an elevated serum hCG level except:

Omphalocele and ectopic cordis is associated with:

Which is not typically a cause for large for dates?

What does elastography analyze?

An ill-defined, multilocular, complex ovarian mass is most often suspicious for:

Which is elevated with liver metastasis?