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[|Human|] Uterus shows a small nabothian cyst at the cervix. Endometrium with a double wall thickness of 9 mm with no endometrial fluid collection or discrete mass. 2. Left ovary apparently has been removed. Prominent pelvic vasculature on the left suggesting pelvic congestion. 3. The right ovary appears to be lobulated or bilobed and measures up to 4.1 cm. There is a simple 7 mm cystic area at the inferior margin of this. The right ovary appears more lobulated than what was seen before. I would suggest close followup with ultrasound in 3-4 months as it is possible that there is a nodular density adjacent to the right ovary as opposed to the ovary appearing bilobed. An endometrioma could have this appearance. Close followup is warranted. No evidence for ovarian torsion on the right. I am 49 years and in overall good health, low BMI and non smoker.
[|AI|]  Hello hope the answer helps you. As your history suggestive findings based on radiology otherwise you are in good state of health with good BMI. For the findings of RT ovary loculated with simple cyst and left oophorectomy done with pelvic congestion or prominent vascular tree suggests benign process as endometrial wall thickness 9 mm which could be endometrium. But you haven't mentioned as what time of cycle this U/S done and any pain along with cycle. You need rightly a close follow-up repeat scan at some other time of cycle as before mensuration after 3-4 months.Also, as you are 49 years near to menopause so likely such findings and complaint will settle also after hormones declined so wait and see policy is the best option as far my little understanding no worries