Clinical Analysis of Adenomyosis in 98 Cases
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This study analyzed 98 adenomyosis cases, finding the majority were 35-54 years old and common symptoms included dysmenorrhea, menstrual disorders, and uterine enlargement, with B ultrasonography achieving a 75.51% diagnostic accuracy rate.
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Objective: To improve the diagnostic accuracy in adenomyosis.Method:The age,clinical manifestation,and B ultrasonography were analyzed in 98 patients with adenomyosis.Result: The majority of the cases were at 35-54 years old(63.26%).The incidence of dysmenorrhea was 59.18%(58 cases),menstrual disorder or menorrhagia was 73.46%(72 cases),uterine enlargement discovered by palpation was 84.69%(83 cases).The accurate rate in diagnosis by B ultrasonography was 75.51%(74 cases).Conclusion: The accurate rate in diagnosis of adenomyosis could be improved by taking account of age,progressive dysmenorrhea,menstrual disorder,menorrhagia and B ultrasonography.
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