Diagnosis of Endometriosis

Endometriosis affects millions of women worldwide, yet it remains frequently misdiagnosed, delaying care and increasing the risk of serious complications. Adding to the diagnostic complexity is the factor of <b>extra-pelvic involvement</b>, which most gynecologists have not been trained to recognize. <i>Diagnosis of Endometriosis: A Practical Manual</i> meets a critical need for today’s clinicians by providing <b>clear guidance on the imaging techniques essential for diagnosing the full spectrum of endometriosis</b>, from ovarian and deep pelvic disease to intestinal and urinary tract involvement.<ul><li>Provides <b>current, authoritative information</b> on the diagnostic performance of various imaging techniques in diagnosing different forms of endometriosis</li><li>Offers <b>step-by-step technical details</b> on how to perform different imaging techniques, including patient preparation for the exam and how to detect endometriotic lesions</li><li>Features <b>numerous high-quality images</b> that provide visual guidance on administration and interpretation of <b>various imaging modalities</b>, including transvaginal ultrasonography, enhanced transvaginal ultrasonography, and magnetic resonance imaging</li><li>Illustrates a wide variety of techniques and findings that reflect <b>different forms of endometriosis</b>, along with information relevant for the practicing gynecologist to consider for each</li><li>Covers <b>key topics</b> in this complex field, including the physical examination, ovarian endometriosis, superficial endometriosis, deep pelvic endometriosis, colorectal endometriosis, urinary tract endometriosis, parametrial endometriosis, rare endometriosis locations, hormonal treatment of endometriosis, and surgical treatment of endometriosis</li><li><b>An eBook version is included with purchase.</b> The eBook allows you to access all of the text, figures, and references, with the ability to search, make notes and highlights, and have content read aloud. Additional digital ancillary content may publish after the publication date</li></ul>