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Ultrasound Helps Rule Out Ovarian Malignancies

Publish date: October 15, 2006
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Normal ovarian tissue (crescent sign) is a marker for a nonmalignant process.

Cystic and solid components with hypervascularity may mean malignancy. Photos courtesy Dr. Angela Gantt

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