Table 3.
Structures involved | Findings to be reported | ||
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Anterior compartment | Urinary bladder | Size, number, and location/s of the lesion/s The extent of detrusor muscle involvement Involvement of trigone Distance of lesion from the ureteral orifice |
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Ureters | Side involved Size of lesion Extrinsic/intrinsic involvement: Distance of lesion from VUJ Upstream hydronephrosis |
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Anterior compartment spaces | Prevesical space | Obliterated/Not obliterated | |
Vesicouterine space | |||
Vesicovaginal space | |||
Middle compartment | Uterus | Dimensions Homogeneity Endometrial thickness and homogeneity Adenomyosis present or not Presence of infiltrating endometriosis (anterior or posterior wall, depth of extension, and distance from endometrium) |
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Ovaries | Location (normal/displaced) Dimensions Adhesions: Presence of endometrioma (if present, the number and size of lesions, appearance on T1, T2, and diffusion) |
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Diameter of tubes Contents (hydrosalpinx/hematosalpinx) | |||
Fallopian tubes | |||
Vagina | Superficial or full-thickness involvement: Position of the posterior vaginal fornix |
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Posterior compartment | Rectosigmoid | Size and number of lesion/s, distance of most caudal lesion from anal verge, depth of invasion and percentage circumference of bowel involved | |
Uterosacral ligaments | Thickening/nodules | ||
Rectocervical and rectovaginal space | Obliterated/non-obliterated | ||
Other extrapelvic sites | Gastrointestinal system | Stomach, small bowel, ileocecal junction, appendix, caecum, ascending and descending colon Describe length, size, depth of invasion |
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Extraperitoneal endometriosis | Extraperitoneal endometriosis: anterior abdominal wall, pelvic floor, previous scars Describe the size, location, and extent of involvement |