Enzian classification: does it correlate with clinical symptoms and the rASRM score?
Deeply infiltrating endometriosis is well characterized using the Enzian classification as a supplement to the rASRM score. There is also a clear correlation between the rASRM and Enzian classifications, because of the way in which the disease crosses morphological boundaries. The locations in the Enzian classification correlate partially with clinical symptoms, and the classification's severity grades correlate substantially with pain and dysmenorrhea. In view of these clinical results, use of the Enzian classification can be recommended as a supplement to the rASRM score for detailed description of endometriosis.
No extreme values of either temperature, humidity or air pressure was associated with an increase in the case fatality in AMI. A temperature increase was associated with an increase in the number of nonfatal myocardial infarctions. However, this increase was probably mediated via other risk factors or risk behaviours that also increased with rising temperature.