The Use of Compression Sonoelastography in Multiparametric Ultrasound Examination in Cases of Benign Ovarian Formations

Properly diagnosed benign ovarian formations are a condition for appropriate treatment choice. Qualitative assessment of signs detected by multiparametric ultrasound, including compression elastography, is highly effective in the differential diagnosis formations. Our study became especially relevant women reproductive period since correct influenced choice surgical order to preserve reserve. The detailed sonographic aspect these B-mode, Doppler mode and sonoelastography analyzed article. Color Flow Mapping, power pulsed wave were used blood vessels. Pulsed characterized flow quantitatively. Mapping was determine vessels localization, provide qualitative loci. Elastotype according Ueno scale as feature Strain Ratio (coefficient deformation) quantitative indicator determined all types Serous mucinous cystadenomas found belong elastotypes 0 I scale, papillary component serous superficial papillomas mapped elastotype II, fibroids predominantly belonged II III, mature teratoma appertained IV V. Quantitative coefficient deformation ranged from 0.63 24.9. According our results, ultrasound examination an accurate informative method stratification risks accordance with O-RADS classification.