"Low-Risk" Ovarian Lesions-The Case for Early Follow-Up.

Earlier follow-up is recommended for low-risk but measurable ovarian lesions classified by the Ovarian-Adnexal Reporting and Data System, to improve ongoing monitoring.

• Why it matters: Current practice may delay reassessment even when lesions are measurable, leaving uncertainty about whether follow-up timing should be adjusted for these low-risk findings.
• What they did: The Viewpoint reviews the rationale for scheduling earlier surveillance based on O-RADS categories, focusing on lesions that are low-risk yet measurable.
• The result: It supports a follow-up strategy that brings reassessment forward for these O-RADS low-risk measurable lesions, informing clinical monitoring decisions.

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