Standartization of ultrasound examination of the pelvic organs in women
This study compared pelvic ultrasound results for healthy women using GE Healthcare and Philips devices, assessing organometry and Doppler parameters to inform standardized examination protocols.
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The paper studied how ultrasound measurements of pelvic organs in reproductive-age women vary across different ultrasound machines by comparing data from GE Healthcare versus Philips scanners. Using practically healthy women aged 18–45 (30 participants total; 15 in each of two cycle phases) and the same examiner, the study assessed organometry (uterus and ovarian volumes, endometrial thickness), Doppler metrics of uterine artery blood flow (Vmax, Vmean, artery diameter, and an index of arterial perfusion), and 3D Doppler vascularization indices (VI, FI, VFI) for the uterus and endometrium. Results showed that VI, FI, and VFI were significantly higher on the GE system than on the Philips system, while organometry, uterine artery Doppler parameters, and the arterial perfusion index did not differ significantly. The paper concludes that implementation of new ultrasound methods should rely on standardized information and normative parameters obtained on comparable machines, and it does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.
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