COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT OF RISK FACTORS AND MATHEMATICAL MODELING IN PREDICTING ADENOMYOSIS DURING THE PERIMENOPAUSAL PERIOD

Nilufar Fayzullayeva
2026 · doi:10.5281/zenodo.19663690 · W7154950960
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In this study, clinical, instrumental, and immunological risk factors were comprehensively evaluated in order to predict the development and severity of adenomyosis in women during the perimenopausal period, and a mathematical model was developed. As a result, the main risk factors were identified, and it was substantiated that their combination allows for reliable assessment of the probability of disease development and serves as an effective tool for individualized prediction.
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