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  • The study focused on evaluating how effective transvaginal color Doppler ultrasound (TV-CDU) parameters are in diagnosing cesarean scar pregnancy (CSP) and its different types, as well as factors impacting surgical outcomes.
  • A comparison was made between 75 CSP patients and 75 normal pregnant women, measuring cesarean scar muscle thickness, sagittal muscle thickness, and blood flow resistance index to determine diagnostic value.
  • Results showed that CSP patients displayed significantly lower TV-CDU parameters compared to the control group and identified gestational sac size and cesarean scar muscle thickness as key factors influencing treatment effectiveness.

Article Abstract

Objective: We aimed to probe the diagnostic value of transvaginal color Doppler ultrasound (TV-CDU) parameters in cesarean scar pregnancy (CSP) and CSP sub-types, and the relevant factors affecting patients' surgical effects.

Methods: Seventy-five CSP patients (all requested termination of pregnancy) were selected as the observation group, and 75 normal pregnant women with a history of cesarean section were selected as the control group. All the study subjects underwent TV-CDU and their cesarean scar muscle (CSM) thickness, minimum sagittal muscle thickness and resistance index (RI) of blood flow in the anterior wall of the lower uterine segment were calculated. The diagnostic value of CSM, minimum sagittal muscle thickness, and RI for CSP and CSP sub-types was analyzed. The patients in the observation group were grouped into the effective group and the ineffective group according to whether the surgical treatment was effective or not, and the independent factors affecting CSP efficacy were analyzed.

Results: The observation group had lower CSM, minimum sagittal muscle thickness and RI than the control group. CSM, RI, and minimum sagittal thickness in patients with type II CSP were lower than those in patients with type I, and these indicators in patients with type III were lower than those in patients with type II. The area under the curve (AUC) of CSM, RI and minimum sagittal muscle thickness in combination for CSP diagnosis and the AUC for CSP sub-types were higher than those of each indicator alone. Gestational sac size and CSM were independent factors affecting CSP treatment.

Conclusion: Changes in TV-CDU parameters facilitates CSP diagnosis after cesarean section. CSM, minimum sagittal muscle thickness changes, and RI in combination possesses high value for CSP diagnosis and CSP sub-types. Gestational sac size and CSM are independent factors affecting CSP treatment.

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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC11395187PMC
http://dx.doi.org/10.1186/s12880-024-01405-2DOI Listing

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