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  - A 30-Minute Endometriosis
     Test*

  - Instant Results

  - Highly Accurate

  - Non-Invasive

  - Diagnose All Stages


  - Non-Invasive, 30 minute Test to
     Detect Endometriosis¹

  - Supports Highly Accurate

     Rapid Diagnosis² ³


  - Diagnose All Stages


  - A 30-Minute Endometriosis Test

  - Instant Results

  - Highly Accurate

  - Non-Invasive

  - Diagnose All Stages


The Only Non-Invasive, 30 Minute Clinical Decision Support Tool to Facilitate Your Diagnosis of Endometriosis.

Endometriosis Test

Women worldwide suffer for an average of 8.6 years before being diagnosed with endometriosis.⁴ Leading the charge to change this, the EndoSure Test* takes 30 minutes and provides physicians with simple, objective data to support a rapid diagnosis of endometriosis.


Endometriosis is a debilitating disease that effects over 10% of women globally. As a clinical decision support tool the EndoSure Test* is the only noninvasive, 30-minute, objective test to help physicians quickly and accurately diagnose endometriosis regardless of disease stage. The test is a game changer in how physicians diagnose endometriosis, and can be used during the initial encounter for patients presenting with pelvic or menstrual pain and for those requiring post-treatment monitoring.

Now Women Can Be Sure

Facilitating a diagnosis of endometriosis is now as easy as 1-2-3


The Only Non-Invasive, 30-Minute Clinical Decision Support Tool supporting the Highly Accurate and Rapid Diagnosis of Endometriosis.² ³

The EndoSure Test* has a number of advantages:


  • Non-Invasive
  • 30 Minute Test¹
  • Supports Highly Accurate Diagnosis ² ³
  • Low Cost
  • Suitable for post-treatment monitoring

        and routine screening

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How does the test work?

    The EndoSure Test* is a Non-Invasive, 30 Minute Clinical Decision Support Tool that uses myoelectrical data that comes from an Electrogastrogram (EGG)/Electroviscerogram (EVG). An EGG/EVG is a simple non-invasive, painless procedure performed by utilizing topical electrode pads similar to those used in an electrocardiogram (ECG) to measure the myoelectrical activity of the smooth muscle of the GI tract. The EndoSure Test* support software performs calculations using the collected EGG/EVG data. These calculations, which are based on published research³, support a physician’s utility of the data to support the diagnosis of endometriosis.

  • Is The EndoSure Test* accurate?

    Published data³ has demonstrated that the EndoSure Test* can support an accurate diagnosis of endometriosis 98-99% of the time (as confirmed by surgical findings): 

    • All 90 women with endometriosis were correctly identified by the test as having the disease. There were no false negatives.
    • All 64 women without endometriosis were correctly identified as not having the disease. There were no false positives.

  • How do I prepare for the EndoSure Test* procedure?

    Prior to arriving to the clinic for the test you will need to fast for 6 - 8 hours. Once there, you will be seated in a comfortable, reclining chair. While you are in a reclining position, the technician will place a flexible respiratory belt across your upper chest over your garments, and three electrode pads on your abdomen.


    You will then be asked to hold still for 10 minutes during which time a baseline recording is obtained. At this point, you will then be asked to drink water until you feel full. You will have five minutes to drink the water. For the remainder of the test, you will be asked to sit still in the reclining position for an additional 30 minutes. There is no discomfort or danger associated with this test.

  • Do I need to undress?

    No. The practitioner will need to fix the sensors just above your umbillicus, or belly button, and so your upper garment will be lifted exposing the area to the rib cage.

  • How long does the test take?

    The test itself is completed within 30 mins. Before the test there is a short patient preparation time.

  • When do I get the results?

    The results are available to your physician as soon as the test is completed. Generally, your physician will need to review and analyze the results along with other medical findings before reviewing with you.

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