Maruotti Giuseppe Maria, Ciavolino Giuseppe, Calagna Gloria, Di Spiezio Sardo Attilio, Donnarumma Vincenzo, Gloria, Calagna, Giuseppe, Ciavolino, Maria, Maruotti Giuseppe, Vincenzo, Donnarumma, DI SPIEZIO SARDO, Attilio, Calagna, G, Ciavolino, G, Maruotti, GM, Donnarumma, V, and Di Spiezio Sardo, A
Anechoic cervical lesions are uncommon findings which may entail diagnostic and, therefore, management difficulties. Chronic cervicitis, bulky nabothian cysts, adenomyomas, niches (cesarean scar defects), congenital malformations, and pseudo-neoplastic glandular cervical lesions often raise diagnostic dilemmas; they may also mimic malignant lesions [1–4]. Other anechoic images worth considering are those produced by cystic changes after cervical trauma, lacerations, or extremely rare false passages resulting from cervical dilatation [5]. Methods