| GPP | If there is clinical evidence of deeply infiltrating endometriosis, ureteral, bladder and bowel involvement should be assessed. Consideration should be given to performing MRI or ultrasound (transrectal and/or transvaginal and/or renal), with or without intravesical pressure (IVP) and barium enema studies depending upon the individual circumstances, to map the extent of disease present, which may be multi-focal. |
| GPP | If there is clinical evidence of deeply infiltrating endometriosis, ureteral, bladder and bowel involvement should be assessed. Consideration should be given to performing MRI or ultrasound (transrectal and/or transvaginal and/or renal), with or without intravesical pressure (IVP) and barium enema studies depending upon the individual circumstances, to map the extent of disease present, which may be multi-focal. |
| GPP | If there is clinical evidence of deeply infiltrating endometriosis, ureteral, bladder and bowel involvement should be assessed. Consideration should be given to performing MRI or ultrasound (transrectal and/or transvaginal and/or renal), with or without intravesical pressure (IVP) and barium enema studies depending upon the individual circumstances, to map the extent of disease present, which may be multi-focal. |
| GPP | If there is clinical evidence of deeply infiltrating endometriosis, ureteral, bladder and bowel involvement should be assessed. Consideration should be given to performing MRI or ultrasound (transrectal and/or transvaginal and/or renal), with or without intravesical pressure (IVP) and barium enema studies depending upon the individual circumstances, to map the extent of disease present, which may be multi-focal. |
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