Anamnesis and menstrual function at adenomyosis patients

Д. Б. Фридман
In: Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases · 2005 · vol. 54(5S) , pp. 48 · doi:10.17816/jowd87389 · W3212396903
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This study evaluated patient history and clinical examinations to identify signs with high prognostic value for diagnosing adenomyosis, thereby justifying the use of invasive diagnostic techniques.

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This study evaluated the diagnostic utility of patient history and clinical examination in identifying adenomyosis among 47 participants. Researchers compared anamnestic data, such as menorrhage volume and dysmenorrhea onset, against confirmed diagnoses obtained via biopsy or hysterectomy specimens. The analysis identified significant differences in age, uterine size, and tenderness between patients with confirmed disease and a control group. These findings indicate that specific clinical signs can justify the use of invasive diagnostic techniques for accurate identification of the condition. This paper is centrally about adenomyosis, focusing on how anamnesis and physical examination findings aid in its diagnosis.

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Introductions. Anamnesis and clinical examination helps to determine the signs with high prognostic value for adenomyosis diagnosis, which justify usage of invasive diagnostic technique.
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Introductions. Anamnesis and clinical examination helps to determine the signs with high prognostic value for adenomyosis diagnosis, which justify usage of invasive diagnostic technique. Full Text Introductions. Anamnesis and clinical examination helps to determine the signs with high prognostic value for adenomyosis diagnosis, which justify usage of invasive diagnostic technique.

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and methods. 47 patients were inquired for investigation, in 26 cases adenomyosis was confirmed by 6-nodular puncture biopsy, in 18 - by histological investigation of hysterectomy specimen, 13 - made up the control group. Results. Inter-group differences were observed of age, menorrhage volume, duration of disease, connection of dysmenorrhea begining with life anamnesis, size of uterus, parity, tenderness of uterus. No differences were observed of menorrhage length, number of uterine curettage, menarche age, chronicle pelvic inflammatory diseases. Predictive value of different signs were evaluated. Conclusions. Indicated clinical signs allow to ground the using of additional methods of patient examination. About the authors D. B. Fridman Military Medical Academy Author for correspondence. Email: [email protected] Department of' Pathomorfology, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Russian Federation, Saint Petersburg

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