Preoperative prediction of high-risk endometrial cancer by expert and non-expert transvaginal ultrasonography, magnetic resonance imaging, and endometrial histology
CONCLUSION: Diagnostically, expert-TVS and MRI were comparable and superior to non-expert-TVS. However, non-expert-TVS classified all patients with unclear myometrial involvement ≥50 %, and thereby only misdiagnosed 6.2 % of high-risk cases. Non-expert-TVS combined with MRI when myometrial involvement was ≥50 % on non-expert-TVS was a simple and effective method comparable with expert imaging to identify low- and high-risk cancer and select patients for SLND. Addition of MRI to the diagnostic regimen was needed in only 39 % of our patients.PMID:34218206 | DOI:10.1016/j.ejogrb.2021.05.041
Source: Reproductive Biology - Category: Reproduction Medicine Authors: Margit Dueholm Ina Marie Hjorth Katja Dahl Edvard Marinovskij Gitte Ørtoft Source Type: research
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