Ultrasonographic diagnosis and misdiagnois of adenomyosis
Sheng-ya Qin, Ru-lan Zhang
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Sheng-ya Qin, Ru-lan Zhang
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Objective To explore 2 dimension and color Doppler ultrasonograhy for evaluation of patients with adenomyosis. Methods Sixty-eight patients were confirmed as adenomyosia. The nltrasonographic features were analyzed retrospectively. Results Only 58(58/68) patients with adenomyosis were diagnosed adenomyosis ac- cordantly on ultrasonography. 9 adenomyosis patients were misdiagnosed as other uterus diseases, and the diagnostic accuracy rate was 85 %. Conclusion The ultrasonic diagnosis is regarded as safer manner for diagnosis on adeno- myosis. Key words: Uterine diseases; Ultrasonography
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Objective To explore 2 dimension and color Doppler ultrasonograhy for evaluation of patients with adenomyosis. Methods Sixty-eight patients were confirmed as adenomyosia. The nltrasonographic features were analyzed retrospectively. Results Only 58(58/68) patients with adenomyosis were diagnosed adenomyosis ac- cordantly on ultrasonography. 9 adenomyosis patients were misdiagnosed as other uterus diseases, and the diagnostic accuracy rate was 85 %. Conclusion The ultrasonic diagnosis is regarded as safer manner for diagnosis on adeno- myosis. Key words: Uterine diseases; Ultrasonography
Key concepts: Adenomyosis, Medicine, Ultrasonography, Radiology, Uterus, Color doppler, Gynecology, Internal medicine