Hello,

Can someone please help us understand the below, My Aunt has just been diagnosed with Womb Cancer and has had the MRI results back as below. We are waiting for a Doctor's appointment and are very anxious to understand the severity of it. 

I have copied the MRI report below. Would really appreciate if someone could help to share some light on our situation.  Huge thanks in advance.

I have had The uterus measures 7 cm in maximum craniocaudal diameter and 3.5 cm in AP diameter. At the
anteroinferior wall of the uterus there is evidence of a lesion demonstrating low signal on T2-weighted
images and iso signal intensity on T1-weighted images. It does not demonstrate restriction on diffusion
images and it is less enhancing than the normal myometrium after IV contrast administration. It is compatible
with a small uterus fibroid.
Within the endometrial cavity there is evidence of a large mass lesion which is associated with restriction on
diffusion images and demonstrates less but heterogenous enhancement after IV contrast administration. It
measures 4 cm in axial diameter, 2 cm in AP diameter and approximately 2.8 cm in craniocaudal diameter.
Posteriorly the lesion invades the myometrium probably more than 50% (stage Ib). No signs of invasion of
the uterus cervix.
The ovaries are small in size. In the right parametrial area there is evidence of few cystic lesions measuring
the largest 1.4 cm. They do not demonstrate any enhancement after IV contrast administration. Just anterior
to the cyst of the right ovary, there is evidence of a small focal lesion demonstrating low signal on T2-
weighted images with less and heterogenous enhancement after IV contrast administration. This could be
related to with a small ovarian thecoma.
No evidence of fluid or pathologically enlarged lymph nodes in the pelvis.
Extensive osteoarthritic changes of the right hip joint are also seen. In addition there is evidence of a crescent
in shape subchondral lesion of the right femoral head associated with perifocal bone marrow oedema,
enhancing after IV contrast administration. These findings are mostly compatible with avascular necrosis.