Endometriosis b super see it?

Endometriosis may be detected by B-mode ultrasound, but it cannot be diagnosed by B-mode ultrasound alone.

B-mode ultrasound is one of the important examination methods for diagnosing endometriosis. For some typical endometriosis lesions, such as ovarian chocolate cyst, B-mode ultrasound can clearly show the presence, size, shape and other characteristics of cystic masses, thus providing important diagnostic clues. However, B-mode ultrasound may not be easy to detect for some smaller, atypical endometriosis lesions. For example, the detection rate of B-ultrasound may be relatively low for small lesions in the peritoneum, rectouterine pits, etc.

In addition, the clinical manifestations of endometriosis are diverse and complex. In addition to imaging examination, it is also necessary to combine the symptoms of the patient (such as dysmenorrhea, chronic pelvic pain, sexual pain, etc.), gynecological examination, blood test (such as CA125, etc.) for comprehensive judgment.