The role of hysteroscopy in diagnosis the pelvic pain syndrome caused by adenomyosis
Operative hysteroscopy effectively diagnosed nodular, diffuse, and combined forms of adenomyosis in 120 women experiencing pelvic pain.
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This study evaluated the diagnostic utility of operative hysteroscopy in 120 female patients presenting with pelvic pain syndrome associated with adenomyosis. The researchers correlated hysteroscopic findings with clinical severity, revealing that nodular adenomyosis was significantly more prevalent among patients reporting severe pain compared to those with mild or moderate symptoms. While diffuse forms were common overall, the procedure demonstrated high value for identifying specific morphological variants and differentiating adenomyosis from other proliferative uterine diseases. This paper is centrally about adenomyosis — specifically focusing on the role of hysteroscopy in diagnosing its various forms based on pain intensity.
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