Clinical Analysis of Adenomyosis in 126 Cases

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This analysis of 126 adenomyosis cases found that diagnostic accuracy using B ultrasonography can be improved by considering patient age, progressive dysmenorrhea, menstrual disorders, and uterine enlargement.

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Objectives: To improve the diagnostic accuracy in adenomyosis. Methods: The age, clinical manifestation, and B ultrasonography were analyzed in 126 patients with adenomyosis. Results: The Majority of the cases were at age 36~45 years old (65.88%). The incidence of dysmenorrhea was 64.29%, menstrual disorder or menorrhagia was 58.73%, uterine enlargement discovered by palpation was 81.75%. The accurate rate in diagnosis by B ultrasonography was 61.90%. Conclusions: The accurate rate in diagnosis of adenomyosis could be improved by taking account of age, progressive dysmenorrhea, menstrual disorder, menorrhagia and B ultrasonography.

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