Well-Differentiated Liposarcoma That Increased in Size after Menopause: A Case Report and a Review of the Literature

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MRI at 58 years old: (a) T2-weighted image of the sagittal plane; (b) T2-weighted image of the transverse plane; (c) T1-weighted image of the transverse plane; (d) fat-suppressed T1-weighted image of the transverse plane; (e) diffusion-weighted image of the transverse plane; (f) apparent diffusion coefficient image of the transverse plane. The mass of the anterior uterine wall that was highly intense on T1- and T2-weighted images was considered a fatty component because the signal was suppressed on fat-suppressed imaging. Diffusion-weighted imaging revealed no obvious abnormal findings, suggesting that the cell density of the mass was low and was unlikely to be a malignant finding.

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