a near-significant trendp = 0.055
A near-significant trend could also be observed for pain localized in the upper abdomen ( p = 0.055, Table 4 ).
A near-significant trend could also be observed for pain localized in the upper abdomen ( p = 0.055, Table 4 ).
1.1%, respectively), it did not reach statistical significance.
Analysis of dysmenorrhea, CPP, dysuria, dyschezia, dyspareunia, obstipation, and diarrhea resulted in a highly significant association with endometriosis comparable to recent observations [ 2 , 11 ].