Clive I. Bartram

PURPOSE: Pelvic congestion is diagnosed by transuterine venography, an invasive procedure requiring sedation and irradiation. Ultrasound may be an alternative but is hindered by slow flow within pelvic veins. In an attempt to counter this, …

Pelvic congestion is diagnosed by transuterine venography, an invasive procedure requiring sedation and irradiation. Ultrasound may be an alternative but is hindered by slow flow within pelvic veins. In an attempt to counter this, we invest…

AimTo determine if transvaginal ultrasound, including power Doppler examination, can distinguish between women with and without pelvic congestion.Materials and methodsThirty-six women with pelvic congestion were prospectively examined using…