Adenomiozun diffüz və düyünlü formalarının qadınların reproduktiv funksiyasına təsiri
This study of 224 women with adenomyosis highlights diagnostic delays due to lack of criteria and recommends detailed anamnesis including adolescent dysmenorrhea to facilitate earlier detection.
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This study conducted a comprehensive clinical, laboratory, and instrumental examination of 224 women aged 30 to 50 with diffuse or nodular adenomyosis, comparing them against a control group of 84 healthy individuals. The researchers identified significant diagnostic delays averaging 5.3 years due to a lack of standardized early diagnostic criteria, emphasizing the need for careful interpretation of adolescent dysmenorrhea and non-menstrual pain symptoms. By highlighting these diagnostic challenges, the paper underscores the importance of earlier intervention to mitigate the impact of adenomyosis on reproductive function and overall patient outcomes. This paper is centrally about adenomyosis — specifically focusing on the diagnostic difficulties and clinical characteristics of its diffuse and nodular forms in relation to women's reproductive health.
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