Padronização do laudo do exame ultrassonográfico para mulheres com dor pélvica crônica

Sharon Cristine Paroneto de Sousa
In: Universidade de São Paulo · 2022 · doi:10.11606/d.17.2022.tde-09052022-095717 · W4280558117
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This paper proposes a standardized ultrasound report model for women with chronic pelvic pain, designed for practical clinical application.

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This dissertation studied chronic pelvic pain in women and aimed to propose a standardized ultrasound reporting model applicable in clinical practice. Using an international Delphi survey, the author assembled a panel of 86 invited specialists (21 completing three rounds) to evaluate key sonographic parameters, defining consensus as at least 70% agreement or, for discordant items, simple majority over successive rounds. The final consensus-based template includes assessment of examination quality, specified pelvic areas to evaluate, required elements in the report, and recommended probes/modes. The paper explicitly notes that the proposed tool requires future validation through controlled studies, and it does not specifically focus on endometriosis or adenomyosis; however, it was included in the corpus via keyword match related to pelvic pain and ultrasound reporting.

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Objective: to propose a standardized model for the ultrasound examination report in women with chronic pelvic pain (CPP) that can be applied in clinical practice.

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