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. 2025 Aug 27;15:1550960. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2025.1550960

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Copyright © 2025 Zhang, Jiang, Wu, Zhang, Wang, Yang, Li, He and Wang.

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Four MRI scans labeled A to D, each showing cross-sectional views of a pelvic region with red arrows pointing at specific areas. Images A and C depict sagittal views, while B and D display axial views, highlighting abnormalities in tissue consistency. — Pelvic MRI. red arrows (A) Preoperative TIWI Cor: annular enhancing mass in the posterior vaginal wall, transverse diameter of about 3.2 3.8 cm, irregular borders, lobulated, seems to see burrs; (B) Preoperative T1 WI Sag: transverse diameter of about 4.0 cm; (C) Postoperative T1W1 Cor: caudal bone is absent, and the mass is normally altered after resection; (D) Postoperative TI WI Sag.