Ultrasound is performed simultaneously with vaginal cytology in many facilities during examinations focused on gynecologic tumors. Traditionally, we have relied on the pelvic examination (bimanual palpation), but its accuracy has not been high, and the influence of certain factors, such as the patient’s body mass index, have been unavoidable [
1]. In addition, widespread use of transvaginal ultrasonography has improved the detection of ovarian tumors and uterine fibroids. …