2020
DOI: 10.3109/9781439804766
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Atlas of Endometriosis, Third Edition

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“…To produce the NPT, a truncated Normal distribution is used, this is a flexible distribution that can accommodate a wide range of BN fragments involving a ranked node with ranked parents, as shown in Figure 4. The marginal probability of suspected endometriosis is 6.74%, reflecting its prevalence in the general population (Overton, et al, 2007). When all risk factors are true/highest this probability increases to 16.406%, as shown in Figure 10.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To produce the NPT, a truncated Normal distribution is used, this is a flexible distribution that can accommodate a wide range of BN fragments involving a ranked node with ranked parents, as shown in Figure 4. The marginal probability of suspected endometriosis is 6.74%, reflecting its prevalence in the general population (Overton, et al, 2007). When all risk factors are true/highest this probability increases to 16.406%, as shown in Figure 10.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ha az endometriózis elhelyezkedése extragenitális, tehát nem a nemi szerveket érinti, akkor a panaszok az érintett szervre jellegzetesek. Mindaddig, amíg az endometriózis nem kerül igazolásra, ez komoly diagnosztikai gondot jelenthet (Overton et al, 2007).…”
Section: Az Endometriózis Tüneteiunclassified
“…It is reported, however, that the appearance of peritoneal endometriosis can vary considerably, ranging from colorless blebs (non-pigmented subtle endometriosis), to hypervascularized areas and the classically described black and powder-burned lesions (pigmented endometriosis) [17,18]. During histology, the subtle lesions may appear to be normal peritoneum, illustrating the potential difficulty in identifying them correctly [2,17,19]. The revised American Society of Reproductive Medicine classification categorizes the lesions as red (red, red-pink, and clear lesions), white (white, yellow-brown, and peritoneal defects), and black (black and blue lesions) [20].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%