PREDICTION OF GENITAL ENDOMETRIOSIS IN UKRAINIAN GIRLS DEPENDING ON THE FEATURES OF SONOGRAPHIC INDICATORS OF THE UTERUS AND OVARY
Discriminant models were built based on uterine and ovarian sonographic features in Ukrainian girls to predict genital endometriosis, achieving high classification accuracy across different somatotypes.
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The paper studied how sonographic dimensions and features of the uterus and ovaries can be used to build discriminant prediction models for genital endometriosis in Ukrainian girls, examining performance separately by somatotype categories using discriminant analysis. The authors report that the models achieved high classification correctness without somatotype (98.8% of cases; Wilks’ Lambda 0.142, p<0.001) and similarly high coverage within somatotype groups (95.9–100%), with Wilks’ Lambda values remaining significant (p<0.001). A key limitation stated implicitly by the abstract is that the model construction depends on sonographic indicators and is evaluated within the specified Ukrainian pediatric population, with no broader validation described in the provided text. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it develops sonography-based discriminant models to predict genital endometriosis in Ukrainian girls.
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