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Abstract #3113

High-resolution Organ-axial T2-weighted Improves the Accuracy and Reliability of FIGO Classification of Fibroids

Ke Wang1, Jin Cheng1, Xinyi Gou1, Rong Zhou2, Jianxiu Lian3, Yang Zhang3, Jianliu Wang2, and Nan Hong1
1Department of Radiology, Peking University People’s Hospital, Beijing, China, 2Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Peking University People’s Hospital, Beijing, China, 3Philips Healthcare, Beijing, China

Synopsis

Keywords: Data Processing, Uterus

Motivation: Limitations of the FIGO classification of fibroid by MRI include interobserver variability, especially for large lesion, leading to distortion of the uterine landmarks.

Goal(s): We aim to evaluate the accuracy and reliability of FIGO type using organ-axial T2WI .

Approach: Organ- and body-axial T2WI were used to identify FIGO classification of fibroids. FIGO types assigned by each radiologist and operation outcome were compared. The association and correlation between FIGO types and cavity compression parameters were analysis.

Results: Organ-axial images showed excellent consistency (kappa=0.877, P=0.04) and accuracy (kappa=0.932, P=0.037) . Compression angle exhibited linear correlation with FIGO types with r of 0.68 (P<0.001) .

Impact: High resolution organ-axial T2 weighted MR could provide exceptional reliability and accuracy in identifying the FIGO classification for uterine fibroid and can be applied to assist in treatment planning and assessing response assessment.

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