MRI Image Review

MRI Image Review for Endometriosis

Accurate diagnosis and mapping of endometriosis are essential for effective treatment and surgical planning. At Midlands Women’s Health, we offer specialist MRI image review by consultant radiologists with expertise in gynaecology, providing detailed insight into the extent and location of endometriotic disease.

Why MRI is Important for Endometriosis

While ultrasound is often the first step, MRI scans provide a more detailed view of deep or complex endometriosis, including:

• Deep infiltrating endometriosis affecting the pelvic organs
• Endometriomas (ovarian cysts caused by endometriosis)
• Adhesions or scar tissue
• Involvement of bowel, bladder, or other pelvic structures

Accurate imaging allows your gynaecologist to tailor treatment plans, whether medical or surgical, improving outcomes and preserving fertility when desired.

Our MRI Image Review Service

At Midlands Women’s Health, our MRI review process includes:

• Expert Radiologist Review: Consultant radiologists with specialist experience in gynaecological imaging carefully analyse your MRI scans.
• Detailed Reporting: A comprehensive report highlights the location, size, and extent of endometriotic lesions.
• Personalised Consultation: Results are discussed with you and your gynaecologist to guide treatment decisions and surgical planning if needed.
• Integrated Care: MRI findings are combined with clinical assessments, ultrasound results, and patient symptoms to create a complete picture of your condition.

Who Can Benefit

MRI image review is particularly useful for women with:

• Persistent or severe pelvic pain
• Suspected deep endometriosis
• Complex ovarian cysts
• Previous inconclusive imaging
• Fertility concerns related to endometriosis

Why Choose Midlands Women’s Health?

• Consultant-led radiology expertise in gynaecology imaging
• Integrated, multidisciplinary approach with gynaecology specialists
• Advanced imaging review to guide personalised treatment plans
• Compassionate, patient-centred care focusing on both symptoms and fertility