Fig. 4
From: Uterine arteriovenous malformation: a case report with proposal for pathogenesis

Convoluted and expanded tubular structures were found in both sides of the uterine bodies. An internal exploration of the tubular structures and the frequency spectrum of high-speed and low-resistance arteries and veins showed that the blood-supply artery came from the internal iliac artery branch. Multiple hyperechoic areas were identified in the left side of the uterine body (suggesting the spring ring), followed by a comet-tail sign with no obvious blood-flow signal found at the spring ring