Miami Sonogram / Novasono Corporation.
Advanced Ultrasound Mapping for Endometriosis.
Adenomyosis, and from superficial to deep infiltrating endometriosis
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For decades, women were told that the only way to confirm endometriosis was through surgery. That era is over. Get mapped. Get diagnosed early. Avoid surgery. Your body deserves answers now, not 10 years from now.
Augmented Pelvic Ultrasound (APU) / Advanced Transvaginal / Sonovaginography (M). Ultrasound mapping for endometriosis.
Miami Sonogram is proud to be among the few centers in the nation — and the only freestanding outpatient center — offering ultrasound mapping for endometriosis since 2021: an advanced, non-invasive imaging technique that current ESHRE guidance positions as a first-line approach for evaluating the disease. Our examinations follow the standardized protocols of the International Deep Endometriosis Analysis (IDEA) group and the Society of Radiologists in Ultrasound (SRU), with hundreds of these cases evaluated at our center each year.
APU /Advanced Transvaginal sonography (A-TVS) / Sonovaginography is a valuable primary imaging tool for the initial evaluation and management of endometriosis, a complex multifocal disease process with a varied spectrum of clinical and morphologic features that can substantially affect the quality of life. The high accuracy of APU and Advanced TVS for the detailed mapping of disease extent, an essential process for guiding treatment strategies, is well documented. The dynamic nature of ultrasound provides added value, revealing information that is not easily addressed with other imaging modalities.
Endometriosis is one of the most challenging diseases to diagnose and manage in gynecology today. Early diagnosis is paramount to improving their quality of life.
The Augmented Pelvic (APU)-Advanced Transvaginal Ultrasound (A-TVS) is considered the primary not invasive choice in patient assessment with suspected superficial and deep endometriosis.
The Routine Pelvic Ultrasound is not specific to evaluate endometriosis.
Learn more about endometriosis!
Miami Sonogram Protocol for mapping superficial and deep infiltrating endometriosis. The new leading standard for the diagnosis of endometriosis by ultrasound.
At Miami Sonogram, our protocol is significantly differs from the standard approach by integrating a range of advanced diagnostic techniques, including Elastography and a modified Sonovanography. These methodologies enable a more comprehensive and precise evaluation of pelvic conditions, enhancing diagnostic accuracy and optimizing patient outcomes.
In addition to these innovative tools, our approach aligns with the best practices established by leading global authorities. We adhere to the guidelines of the International Deep Endometriosis Analysis (IDEA) Group, ensuring that our evaluations are thorough and evidence-based. Furthermore, our protocols follow the consensus recommendations set forth by the Society of Radiologists in Ultrasound (SRU), the international society for gynecologic endoscopy (ISGE) and ACR, which further elevates the quality of care and diagnostic precision we offer our patients. This comprehensive approach underscores our commitment to providing superior imaging services and the most accurate diagnostic insights in the field of ultrasound for the diagnosis of Superficial and Deep Infiltration Endometriosis. Also, our approach facilitate the surgical staging model of ENZIAN classification.
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Scientific Review Archive
A Platform for Innovation, Insight, and Diagnostic Excellence
The Insight Bulletin is a digital scientific publication created by Miami Sonogram to share critical knowledge, foster innovation, and elevate discourse on topics that intersect with our core practice in diagnostic imaging and clinical medicine. Each volume is dedicated to a focused subject—offering a multidisciplinary perspective grounded in science, clinical relevance, and technological advancement.
As a center committed to excellence in ultrasound diagnostics and subspecialty imaging, we believe that science must be shared, translated, and applied to truly serve patients and providers. This bulletin is an extension of that mission.
In each issue, we explore complex conditions and evolving technologies that shape the future of imaging and diagnosis.
The Insight Bulletin is authored by professionals from the Miami Sonogram team, including Tatiana Pupo and Isac Cabrera, with select contributions from our research and clinical collaborators.
We envision this series as a living archive of scientific exploration, clinical insight, and diagnostic leadership—serving physicians, researchers, and healthcare innovators alike.
