IMAGENDO®

The IMAGENDO® Study

Reducing the diagnostic delay of endometriosis through imaging

Professor Louise Hull discusses some of the challenges faced with endometriosis

Stage One

Want to be involved in our study? You could be eligible if you:

have you previously had a pelvic magnetic resonance imaging scan (MRI),
a transvaginal ultrasound scan (TVUS),
or both?

Stage Three

Want to be involved in our study? You could be eligible if you:

are planning to have surgery in the next six months to investigate pelvic pain or for suspected endometriosis

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The IMAGENDO team were hard at work today (on a Sa

The IMAGENDO team were hard at work today (on a Saturday) reviewing our progress and discussing our next steps.
The outcome- there’s always more to be done in the endo space and we won’t rest until it’s done!

Today is Australasian Sonographers Day and we want

Today is Australasian Sonographers Day and we want to give a huge shout out to all the sonographers who perform the ultrasounds for our incredible IMAGENDO study participants at @specialistimaging @oandgnorthadelaide and @omniultrasound

Did you know that most sonographers undergo minimum of 3 years of undergraduate and 2 years of post graduate university studies to get their qualifications? As endo imaging isn’t in the core competencies for Australasian Sonographers, those doing endo scans have also undertaken many hours of ongoing education (often over many years) to perform these scans

📢 We’re looking for participants!

Did you know, you can be part of the IMAGENDO stud

Did you know, you can be part of the IMAGENDO study if you are free of endometriosis symptoms?

Our asymptomatic cohort is recruiting people who have no symptoms of endometriosis as we work to better understand this disease and how to optimise diagnosis. AND.... you get to help improve the lives of people with endometriosis!

Interested? Visit https://imagendo.org.au/ or email endostudy@adelaide.edu.au

#ResearchStudy #Endometriosis #womenshealth #MedicalImaging

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Be a part of our study

It is not too late to join our study!
We are actively seeking females aged 18-45 years old.