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ADNEX model

The ADNEX model is a risk prediction model that can estimate the risk of a tumour being benign or malignant in women with an adnexal mass, as well as estimating the risk of a malignant tumour being classified as borderline, stage I cancer, stage II-IV cancer, or as a metastatic ovarian tumour.

Research authors: Ben van Calster, Kirsten van Hoorde, Lil Valentin, Antonia C. Testa, Daniela Fischerova, Caroline van Holsbeke, Luca Savelli, Dorella Franchi, Elisabeth Epstein, Jeroen Kaijser, Vanya van Belle, Artur Czekierdowski, Stefano Guerriero, Robert Fruscio, Chiara Lanzani, Felice Scala, Tom Bourne, Dirk Timmerman
Version: 2.0
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  • Gynaecology
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V-2.0-945.25.08.12
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The bar chart provides an estimation of risk between benign and malignant adnexal tumours, as well as providing a risk estimation between four malignant tumour classifications (borderline tumour, stage I cancer, stage II-IV cancer, and secondary metastatic tumour). Borderline tumours are classified as malignant tumours, providing similarity with scientific literature evaluating the performance of the ADNEX model.

There is no confirmed cut-off point for the risk of malignancy. Please consult clinical guidelines for the recommended cut-off point.

The ADNEX model was developed by Van Calster et al. in 2014. For more information on the ADNEX model, see the practical guidance by Van Calster et al. 2015.

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