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Society for Pediatric Radiology – Poster Archive
Final ID: Poster #: EDU-039
Spectrum of Imaging Appearances in MRKH Syndrome
Purpose or Case Report: - To discuss the etiopathogenesis of MRKH syndrome including new advances.
- To illustrate the varying imaging appearances of MRKH syndrome, including isolated MRKH (Type I) and MRKH with other associated congenital anomalies (Type II)
- To present a multimodality imaging approach for the diagnosis of MRKH syndrome and to distinguish it from other uterine anomalies.
- To briefly discuss similar phenotypic associations (ARCS/AUCS) in males and their identification on imaging.
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- To illustrate the varying imaging appearances of MRKH syndrome, including isolated MRKH (Type I) and MRKH with other associated congenital anomalies (Type II)
- To present a multimodality imaging approach for the diagnosis of MRKH syndrome and to distinguish it from other uterine anomalies.
- To briefly discuss similar phenotypic associations (ARCS/AUCS) in males and their identification on imaging.
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