ENDOMETRIOSE INFILTRATIVA PÉLVICA: ACHADOS À RESSONÂNCIA MAGNÉTICA
This literature review identifies magnetic resonance imaging as the most effective non-invasive diagnostic tool for deep infiltrating endometriosis, emphasizing high precision and specificity when performed with proper technical protocols.
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This literature review examines the diagnostic utility of magnetic resonance imaging for pelvic infiltrative endometriosis by analyzing seven selected articles from a broader search of academic databases. The authors highlight that MRI serves as a highly effective non-invasive tool due to its superior precision, specificity, and ability to visualize lesions in multiple planes compared to other methods. However, the study notes that accurate diagnosis relies heavily on the expertise of technicians and strict adherence to specific preparation protocols, such as bowel preparation and moderate bladder distension. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically focusing on the radiological detection and characterization of deep infiltrating lesions using magnetic resonance imaging.
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