rASRM vs. #ENZIAN – Mit welcher Endometrioseklassifikation lässt sich genauer auf den EFI-Score schließen?
This study investigated whether higher severity scores in the rASRM or #ENZIAN endometriosis classifications can predict a lower Endometriosis Fertility Index score in women with endometriosis seeking pregnancy.
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This retrospective study evaluated 69 women with endometriosis and active fertility desires to determine if higher severity scores in the rASRM or #ENZIAN classification systems correlate with lower Endometriosis Fertility Index (EFI) scores. The researchers analyzed data from patients treated at the Endometriosis Center Ammerland in 2021, comparing EFI outcomes across different stages of disease severity for both classification methods. Results indicated that as the severity grade increased within both rASRM and #ENZIAN categories, the corresponding EFI scores generally decreased, suggesting a negative correlation between disease extent and predicted fertility potential. A significant limitation noted by the authors was the small sample size of included cases, which may restrict the generalizability of these findings. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the relationship between surgical staging classifications and fertility prognosis.
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