Endometriosis was confirmed with histology.

Marc H. Schreinemacher (328755), Walter H. Backes (161847), Jos M. Slenter (328756), Sofia Xanthoulea (212847), Bert Delvoux (328757), Larissa van Winden (328758), Regina G. Beets-Tan (328759), Johannes L. H. Evers (328760), Gerard A. J. Dunselman (328761), Andrea Romano (212092)
2015 · doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0033241.g003 · W6904322077
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Hematoxylin and eosin staining was used to histologically characterize endometriosis lesions, identifying endometrial tissue, myometrium, and surrounding abdominal wall structures.

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The paper investigates endometriosis diagnosis using gadofosveset-trisodium enhanced magnetic resonance imaging, with confirmation of suspected lesions. Lesions were characterized histologically using haematoxylin and eosin staining to distinguish endometrial tissue from surrounding structures such as the myometrium, and to define lesion boundaries relative to the abdominal wall. A key finding presented is that endometriosis findings were confirmed with histology. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it uses histology confirmation in the context of enhanced MRI-based diagnosis.

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Haematoxylin and eosin staining was used to characterise histologically the lesions. ‘e’ indicates endometrial tissue; ‘m’ = myometrium. Muscle fibres and fat tissue of the abdominal wall are indicated by: ‘mu’ = muscle; ‘f’ = fat; ‘abd’ = abdominal cavity. The border between endometriosis and the abdominal wall is indicated by the yellow-dashed line.
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Towards Endometriosis Diagnosis by Gadofosveset-Trisodium Enhanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging Figure 3 Endometriosis was confirmed with histology. Haematoxylin and eosin staining was used to characterise histologically the lesions. ‘e’ indicates endometrial tissue; ‘m’ = myometrium. Muscle fibres and fat tissue of the abdominal wall are indicated by: ‘mu’ = muscle; ‘f’ = fat; ‘abd’ = abdominal cavity. The border between endometriosis and the abdominal wall is indicated by the yellow-dashed line.

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