Ultrasonic visualization of the endometrial cycle

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This study used ultrasonography to visualize endometrial morphological changes across menstrual cycle phases in 148 patients, finding higher identification rates during the secretory phase compared to the proliferative and menstrual phases.

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Abstract

The dynamic morphological aspects of the uterine mucosa during the various phases of the endometrial cycle were examined, by using ultrasonographic methods, in 148 patients having regular menstrual cycles and a biphasic basal body temperature. During the proliferative phase, ultrasonographic examinations permitted a visualization of the mucosa in 33%-45% of the cases, respectively in the initial and in the later part of the phase. During the secretory phase, the endometrium was identifiable in 81.4% (initial part) to 90% of the cases (later part of phase). During the menstrual phase, on the other hand, the median echo of the endometrial cavity could never be clearly identified.

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Endometrium Menstrual Cycle Ultrasonography Endometrium Female Humans Ovulation

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