Uterine prolapse has become one of the most common chronic diseases affecting women's health and quality of life. Early detection and intervention would be important factors to delay the progress of uterine prolapse. In this study, high-resolution magnetic resonance imaging(HR-MRI) of pelvic floor combined with radiomics was used to investigate the degree of uterine prolapse. It was found that the HR-MRI radiomics can be used as an effective evaluation method, and the nomogram has the best diagnostic efficacy for predicting the degree of uterine prolapse.
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