PICTURES
1. Patient; Ms. GOK, 36 years old. In her 3rd pregnancy, at the 7th week, she was diagnosed with two dead pregnancies inside the uterus and two live pregnancies outside the uterus (cornual). These pregnancies, called heterotopic pregnancies, occur in 1/30.000. Diagnosing the pregnancy outside the uterus before it ruptured and performing surgery ensured that the patient's fertility was preserved.
a) Ultrasonographic picture of cornual pregnancy
b) Observation of ectopic pregnancy during surgery
c) Clearing of ectopic pregnancy during surgery
2. Patient; Operated on a Giant Myoma in a 29-Year-Old Woman Who Is Not Giving Birth Without Removing the Hysterum. The myoma was removed while preserving her fertility.
a) Image of the uterus before myoma removal
b) 18cm myoma removed
c) The method of removing the uterine stitches under the serosa after myomectomy to prevent adhesions in the abdomen and prevent negative effects on fertility.
3. Patient; Diagnosing a Heart Tumor (Rhabdomyoma) in a Baby in the Womb
Ms. Ö.M., 31 years old. All screening tests were normal and no pathology was detected in the detailed ultrasonography performed at the 22nd week. A 30 mm tumor was detected in the left ventricle of the baby's heart at the 15th week of pregnancy. These tumors are seen in newborn babies at a rate of 2/1000. As a result of advanced examinations, necessary treatment was given.
4. Patient; Pre-Operation and Post-Operation Pictures of a Patient with 24 Myomas in Her Uterus;
a) View of the uterus before surgery.
b) Picture of 10 myomas, the largest of which was 24 cm, removed by surgery.
c) View of the uterus after surgery.
In such surgeries, some special techniques must be applied to prevent blood loss and excessive bleeding must be prevented during the operation.
5. Patient; Operation Pictures of Giant Tumor Originating from the Uterus;
a) Giant mass that completely fills the patient's abdomen. On the operating table.
b) A giant mass originating from the uterus that is seen when the patient's abdomen is opened.
c) Image of the giant mass after surgical removal. The total weight of the mass is 7100 g.
d) The remaining uterus and ovaries after the mass is removed.
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