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See Latest ArticlesWhat is the significance of ovarian vein reflux detected by computed tomography in patients with pelvic pain
Clinical Imaging, 06/26/09
Cura M et al. - CT is not the ideal modality to evaluate all the causes of pelvic pain, but CT is a commonly used diagnostic modality to screen patient who presents with abdominal and pelvic pain. CT can demonstrate abnormal ovarian venous flow as well as tortuous and dilated ovarian and pelvic veins. Ovarian vein reflux is important to recognize and when correlated with patient clinical presentation may help in the diagnosis of PCS.
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