Ultrasound imaging to assess vaginal tissue after endometrial cancer treatment

This study is testing whether a detailed ultrasound imaging technique called multiparametric ultrasound can help doctors see how vaginal tissue changes before and after a standard radiation treatment for endometrial cancer. The radiation therapy used in this study (intravaginal brachytherapy) is already a routine treatment, but this research aims to find a better way to track whether it causes side effects.

Standard radiation therapy for endometrial cancer can sometimes damage vaginal tissue, leading to dryness, soreness, narrowing, or scarring that may affect sexual function. This trial exists to develop a better imaging tool that can help doctors detect and monitor these changes early, so they can help patients manage side effects more effectively.