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Early diagnoss an intervention: Links Endometriosis Clinic

A woman sitting on a bed, holding her stomach with a pained expression, surrounded by medical documents and a digital overlay indicating endometriosis diagnosis taking 5-8 years, with graphics of an ovary and uterus.
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Dr Azer protocol for managing endometriosis associated infertility

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Dr Azer gynaecologist with interest in endometriosis at the Links Clinic Edmonton is proud to introduce the Endometriosis clinic that offers EVG (electroviscerography) measures GIMA (Gastrointestinal Myoelectrical Activity) to power ENDOSURE, a non-invasive, rapid diagnostic test for endometriosis Endosure Tier 1 Diagnosis—Western Canada’s first non-invasive diagnostic test for Endometriosis. No surgery. No anesthesia. Just answers.

How the Test Works

  • Procedure: Takes about 30 to 60 minutes using abdominal electrodes, a baseline recording, and a water-load protocol. [1, 2, 3]

  • Accuracy: Clinical data shows 95% to 99% accuracy depending on age groups, detecting superficial and deep disease without surgery. [1, 2]

  • Preparation: Requires fasting for 8 hours, wearing loose clothing, and avoiding certain medications or wearable bluetooth devices beforehand.

Millions of women are told their pain is normal, leading to an average diagnostic delay of 8 years. Dr. Sam Azer and The Links Clinic are changing that narrative. With our new EVG Endosure Electroviscerogram, we can detect the electrical "fingerprint" of endometriosis in a simple, non-invasive office visit.

✅ Painless: No needles or speculums.

✅ Fast: Results in under an hour.

✅ Accurate: Validates your pain with objective data.

Infographic titled 'More Than Just Cramps: The Ripple Effect of Painful Periods on the Family - A Guide for Patients & Families from Dr. Azer' depicting the impact of adolescent dysmenorrhea on teens, caregivers, and siblings. It includes sections on immediate impact on teens such as missed school and life, impact on parents and caregivers like disrupted schedules, and plausible impacts on siblings including shifted resources, logistical challenges, and broader psychological effects. The diagram illustrates the trigger (painful menstruation), effects on the teen, and ripple effects on family and siblings, emphasizing a whole-family approach.
Flowchart outlining causes, protocols, and outcomes for endometriosis treatment. Sections include causes like endometriosis detection and infertility evaluation, protocol steps such as medical management with Lipiodol and surgical intervention, and outcomes like complete healing, LIVF outcome, and distress with analysis icons.
Diagram of female reproductive organs highlighting the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, bladder, and endometriosis implants.
An infographic promoting the EndoSure EVG test for endometriosis diagnosis, showing a woman undergoing a quick, non-invasive EEG, with steps including setup, triggering with water, detection of electrical signals, and AI analysis providing results in about 60 minutes.
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