Publications by authors named "Cai-Xin Huang"
Article Synopsis
- The study investigates the imaging features, clinical characteristics, and neonatal outcomes associated with pregnancy luteoma by analyzing 127 cases over nearly two decades.
- Most affected patients were women aged 20-40, with about 30% showing maternal hirsutism or virilization, while the majority were asymptomatic, and many cases were discovered incidentally during childbirth procedures.
- The findings revealed that pregnancy luteomas typically presented in the third trimester, mostly in solid forms with varying sizes, and were significantly linked to elevated serum androgen levels, particularly in those with symptoms, affecting the virilization of female infants born to mothers with the condition.