Ultrasound imaging provides valuable insights into the visualization and evaluation of endometriosis. It detects signature characteristics of endometrial implants, including endometriomas, deep infiltrating endometriosis cysts, adenomyosis, and pelvic nodules. Additionally, ultrasound aids in assessing ascites, hydrosalpinx, cul-de-sac obliteration, and adnexal adhesions. While ultrasound limitations exist, its non-invasive nature, combined with its ability to guide treatment and monitor disease progression, makes it a crucial tool in endometriosis management. Differentiating endometriosis from other pelvic conditions requires consideration of clinical findings and ultrasound features, ensuring an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment strategies.
