EP13.12: Second medical opinion for suspected endometriosis

S. Guerriero, C. Desogus, S. Ajossa, M. Pascual, B. Graupera, L Saba, M. Pagliuca, A. Borzacchelli, M. Porceddu, D.A. Jurca, J. Alcázar, J. Alcazar
In: Ultrasound in Obstetrics & Gynecology · 2026 · vol. 68(S1) , pp. 310 · doi:10.1002/uog.70305_888 · PMID:42673316 · W7204763854
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This study assessed acceptability of a second medical opinion for suspected endometriosis, finding that while British young adults and parents generally accepted it, parents expressed greater concerns than the young adults themselves.

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Conclusions: British YAs and parents generally view US as acceptable, however parents expressed greater concerns than YAs themselves.Improving education about US diagnostic value, alongside addressing online misinformation, may improve acceptability.

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