Deep recto-sigmoid endometriosis: role of magnetic resonance imaging
This educational exhibit outlines the main magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) findings of deep endometriosis involving the rectosigmoid region.
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This educational exhibit outlines the specific magnetic resonance imaging protocols and key radiological features necessary for diagnosing deep recto-sigmoid endometriosis. The authors emphasize that a standardized protocol including T2-weighted sequences, fluid distension of the vaginal and rectal cavities, and optional contrast administration enhances the sensitivity and specificity of detecting infiltrating lesions deeper than 5 mm. By recognizing these main MRI findings, radiologists can accurately identify the disease to support correct presurgical planning and tailored clinical management. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the diagnostic role of MRI in identifying deep infiltrating lesions within the rectosigmoid region.
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