March 3, 2026Open Access

Retrospective study on constructing a nomogram model based on clinical data to predict the recurrence probability of patients with intrauterine adhesions after separation surgery

Key Points

Postoperative recurrence correlates with specific risk factors, including disease duration and number of procedures.
Key independent risk factors include disease duration over 12 months and an adhesion range of at least half.
Nomogram developed to integrate clinical data for personalized recurrence probability predictions.
Risk factors have implications for better surgical outcomes and patient management strategies in clinical practice.

Abstract

Disease duration >12 months and 12 days, more than two induced abortions, more than one preoperative intrauterine procedure, and an adhesion range ≥1/2 were identified as independent risk factors for postoperative recurrence in patients with intrauterine adhesions. The nomogram prediction model developed based on these factors provides clinicians with a simple and intuitive tool to individualize the prediction of recurrence risk after adhesiolysis.

Retrospective study on constructing a nomogram model based on clinical data to predict the recurrence probability of patients with intrauterine adhesions after separation surgery

Key Points

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