International Medical Research Frontier

Objective The purpose of this study was to analyze the practical clinical application value of ultrasound-based innovative classification methods for adenomyosis (endogenous, exogenous, intermuscular and other types) on endometrial receptivity and pregnancy enhancement. Methods A retrospective study design was used to classify 84 patients with adenomyosis by a new classification method. The correlation of endometrial thickness, ovary size, volume, hemodynamic changes and pregnancy results on endometrial receptivity was studied. Results Compared with the traditional classification, the new classification significantly improved the sensitivity and specificity of endometrial receptivity and gestation ability. Endogenic, exogenous, intermuscular and other types showed significant differences in reproductive and hemodynamic parameters, which verified the clinical application value of the new type. Conclusion The new classification method for uterine adenomyosis enables physicians to obtain a more accurate assessment of personalized treatment and evaluate the effectiveness of predicting and improving treatment outcomes, significantly improving the patients uterine receptivity to embryos and its reproductive capacity.

Adenomyosis of uterus; Intimal receptivity; Gestation capacity; Doppler blood flow; Uterine adhesions