Efficacy evaluation for adenomyosis after high intensity focused ultrasound treatment
Non-randomised trial
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Abstract
Objective To evaluate the efficacy,adverse events and influence for life quality of high intensity focused ultrasound( HIFU) for the treatment of adenomyosis. Methods Eighty-four female patients with adenomyosis were treated with the HIFU. The efficacy of ablation was evaluated by enhanced magnetic resonance imaging( MRI). The adverse event after treatment were recorded. Health-relatedquality of life of the patients were evaluated at 1 month,3 and 6 months after treatment using the MOS 36-item short form health survey( SF-36) health survey questionnaire. Results The dysmenorrhea symptom was improved in 80 patients and the total effective rate was 95. 2%. The dysmenorrhea scores were decreased significantly 1 month,3 and 6 months after operation compared with that before operation( P 0. 01). The ablation ratio of adenomyosis lesion detected by the enhanced MRI was( 73. 2 ± 17. 5) % after treatment. All side effects after treatment were under the B-level of the standard classification of Society of Interventional Radiology. Regarding SF-36 subscale scores,at 1 month,3 and 6 months there was improvement in physical functioning,social functioning,role physical,bodily pain,vitality,and role emotional subscales( P 0. 01). Conclusion HIFU treatment on adenomyosis can ablation the focus,release the clinical symptoms and improve the life quality quickly with few adverse events as a new expectant treatment.
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