Abstract
Many uterine abnormalities present clinically with bleeding encompassing a broad spectrum of patients from postmenopausal spotting to life-threatening hemorrhage. Color and spectral Doppler imaging of the pelvis is often the first crucial investigation used to quickly establish the correct etiology of the uterine bleeding and guide clinical decision making and patient management.
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