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Factors Associated With Adenomyosis and a Clinical Scoring System for the Diagnosis

Mersin University · 2017
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Adenomyosis is a relatively common benign disorder in which endometrial gland and stroma are located within the myometrium resulting angiogenesis of the spiral vessel, hypertrophy of the surrounding smooth muscles and enlargement of the uterus. So far the definitive diagnosis still requires histologic analysis of the hysterectomy specimens or hysteroscopic or laparoscopic biopsy. There is no specific laboratory tests and reliable clinical standards for the diagnosis. The preoperative diagnosis of adenomyosis, would prevent unnecessary therapies, loss of time and use of resources in vain. Therefore precise prediction of this disease without surgery gains importance. Developing a scoring system with clinical evaluation for this purpose will be very helpful in solving this problem. From this point, the investigators aimed to develop a scoring system that will predict presence of adenomyosis wİth high sensitivity using clinical evaluation methods such as history, physical examination, ultrasonography and laboratory tests. A prospective cohort study was conducted with 221 patients. In the study, the investigators have created a clinical scoring system for this purpose for the first time in the literature. In this scoring system, there are simple parameters that can be easily used by the clinician, have a low cost and are repeatable. The effect of each parameter on predicting adenomyosis is different, and the total effect can be calculated according to the answer to be given to all questions. In this simple scoring system, parity, menarche, VAS scores of dysmenorrhea and dyspareunia, myometrial heterogeneity in ultrasonography and presence of tenderness during pelvic examination were found to be useful parameters in predicting the diagnosis of adenomyosis.
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