Ressonância magnética no diagnóstico da endometriose
This review highlights magnetic resonance imaging as a critical secondary diagnostic tool for deep pelvic endometriosis, emphasizing its high sensitivity in defining disease extent and aiding surgical planning.
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This integrative review evaluates the role of magnetic resonance imaging in diagnosing endometriosis, contrasting it with the invasive nature and risks associated with laparoscopic surgery. The authors highlight that while transvaginal ultrasound remains the primary imaging modality, MRI serves as a crucial secondary tool for assessing disease extent, particularly in deep infiltrating lesions. Key findings emphasize MRI’s high sensitivity in providing precise anatomical visualization to aid surgical planning and differentiate endometriosis from other gynecological pathologies. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically focusing on the diagnostic utility of magnetic resonance imaging for pelvic disease assessment.
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