OP14.09: Symptoms and sonographic findings of women with bladder endometriosis

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Short oral presentation abstractsResults: From January 2017 until June 2017 a total of 140 women were included in the study leaving 135 patients for final analysis. T1, T2, T3 were able to identify the right ureter was after 48 TVS examinations with and inter-trainee variability of 34-48 examinations, and for the left ureter after 50 TVS examinations with and inter-trainee variability of 27-50 examinations. Conclusions: Sonographers and/or gynecologists who are familiar with gynecological TVS should be able to become proficient in identifying both ureters after 48-50 TVS examinations. Detection of ureters is a feasible part of the TVS workup of patients attending a tertiary referral centre clinic. OP14.07 Expectant management of deep pelvic endometriosis (DE): an ultrasound study