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The article discusses the debate surrounding the use of ovarian mobility as a diagnostic marker for endometriosis in ultrasound imaging. It highlights studies that have evaluated the effectiveness of ovarian immobility as an indirect sign of endometriosis, with varying results in different populations. The authors emphasize the need for caution in using ovarian mobility as a diagnostic tool due to the risk of false positives and potential harm to patients. They also advocate for empowering sonographers to perform complex scanning techniques to improve diagnostic pathways for endometriosis. [Extracted from the article]

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