April 2026 is Adenomyosis Awareness Month – a time to give dedicated attention to an often-over-looked uterine condition, and reflect upon the evolving landscape of diagnosis and treatment of the last few years.
ISUOG Podcast
The April edition of the ISUOG Podcast is a special episode that honours Adenomyosis Awareness Month, with a discussion between two experts in the field – A/Prof. Tina Tellum from Oslo, Norway and Dr Joel Naftalin from London, UK. A/Prof. Tellum and Dr Naftalin reflect upon how they became fascinated with the field of adenomyosis as there was very little academic literature on it until around 2012, before which time endometriosis was overshadowing the research space.
Dr Naftalin commented: “People thought you couldn’t diagnose adenomyosis on ultrasound scans”.
Listen to the podcast to hear more of their discussion:
VISUOG open chapter
Although ISUOG members will have access to VISUOG all year round, each month there is a free chapter that is available to all. This month, the VISUOG open chapter is on adenomyosis. Read the chapter to learn more on sonographic features of adenomyosis as well as incidence, pathogenesis, pathology, diagnosis, reporting, prognosis and management. And for your patients, there is a patient information sheet.
Social media
Make sure you are following ISUOG on social media for the latest updates and to take part in the ‘Many faces of adenomyosis’ challenge that will take place later in the month.