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This review aims to clarify the differences between enhanced myometrial vascularity and arteriovenous malformations, particularly during pregnancy.

February 2, 2026Radiographics1 citationsOpen Access

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Enhanced Myometrial Vascularity: Is It an Arteriovenous Malformation? Review of Definitions, Imaging Findings, and Management

CZCamila Gadens ZamboniUniversity of Iowa Health Care GAGustavo H. V. AndradeUniversity of Iowa Health Care OPOtavio A. F. D. PriaUniversity of Iowa Health Care

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This review aims to clarify the differences between enhanced myometrial vascularity and arteriovenous malformations, particularly during pregnancy.
Review definitions of myometrial vascularity and arteriovenous malformations.
Analyze imaging findings associated with each condition.
Discuss management strategies for enhanced myometrial vascularity.
Enhanced myometrial vascularity is distinct from arteriovenous malformations based on causes and imaging characteristics.
Management approaches differ significantly between the two conditions.

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Enhanced myometrial vascularity is a pregnancy-related hypervascularity that may persist with retained products of conception and is distinct from arteriovenous malformation in cause, imaging findings, and management.

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