Uterus Anterior Section Fibroid Peduncel Subserosal

Description

An anterior cross section of the uterus showing a pedunculated subserosal fibroid. The fibroid grows outward from the uterine surface on a stalk, projecting into the pelvic or abdominal cavity. The stalk connects it to the myometrium and carries its blood supply. Pedunculated subserosal fibroids can grow large without affecting menstrual bleeding because they do not distort the endometrial cavity. They cause symptoms through mass effect, including pelvic pressure, bladder compression, and abdominal distension. Torsion of the stalk is a rare complication that causes acute pain. The model supports gynecological education and patient counseling. Reviewed by a medical advisory board. Ready for rendering, real-time, and 3D printing.