Deep pelvic endometriosis: MR imaging
This paper demonstrates that MRI is an excellent modality for diagnosing deep pelvic endometriosis and predicting disease extent, offering superior soft tissue contrast and multiplanar capabilities for detecting deeply infiltrating implants.
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This paper is a pictorial essay describing MR imaging findings associated with deep pelvic endometriosis, focusing on how MRI can evaluate disease presence and map extent. It highlights MRI’s multiplanar capability and soft-tissue contrast for detecting deeply infiltrating implants, including situations where intense desmoplastic response can obliterate the posterior cul-de-sac and fix uterine retroversion that may limit laparoscopy. The authors state that endovaginal and rectal contrast can help delineate relevant anatomy and support preoperative extent mapping. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically, it presents MR imaging findings for deep pelvic endometriosis and how MRI predicts disease extent.
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