Endometriosis Fertility Index (EFI) Calculator

Clinical Worksheet — rASRM Scoring + EFI

Informational tool — not medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare provider.

Revised ASRM Classification
Step 1

rASRM Endometriosis Score

Endometriosis Implants

Peritoneum

None<1 cm1–3 cm>3 cm
Superficial
Deep

Right Ovary

None<1 cm1–3 cm>3 cm
Superficial
Deep

Left Ovary

None<1 cm1–3 cm>3 cm
Superficial
Deep

Posterior Cul-de-sac Obliteration

AFS Endometriosis Score (Implants) 0
EFI: <16 → 1 pt · ≥16 → 0 pts → 1 pt

Adhesions

Right Ovary Adhesions

None<⅓⅓–⅔>⅔
Filmy
Dense

Left Ovary Adhesions

None<⅓⅓–⅔>⅔
Filmy
Dense

Right Tube Adhesions

None<⅓⅓–⅔>⅔
Filmy
Dense

Left Tube Adhesions

None<⅓⅓–⅔>⅔
Filmy
Dense
Adhesion Subtotal 0
AFS Total Score (Implants + Adhesions) 0
EFI: <71 → 1 pt · ≥71 → 0 pts → 1 pt
rASRM Stage
Endometriosis Fertility Index
Step 2

Least Function (LF) Score

Rate each structure at the conclusion of surgery: 4 = Normal, 3 = Mild dysfunction, 2 = Moderate dysfunction, 1 = Severe dysfunction, 0 = Absent/nonfunctional

LEFTRIGHT
Tube
Fimbria
Ovary

With one ovary absent, the LF score doubles the lowest score on the remaining side.

Left (lowest)
Right (lowest)
LF Score (left lowest + right lowest)
LF ScoreFunctionEFI Points
7–8High3 pts
4–6Moderate2 pts
1–3Low1 pt
0None0 pts
Step 3

Historical Factors

Age at Surgery
Length of Infertility
Prior Pregnancy
Historical Factor Subtotal / 5
Step 4

EFI Score Summary

HISTORICAL FACTORS
Age— pts
Length of Infertility— pts
Prior Pregnancy— pts
Subtotal— / 5
SURGICAL FACTORS
LF Score () / 3
AFS Endo Score (0)1 / 1
AFS Total Score (0)1 / 1
Subtotal— / 5
EFI TOTAL SCORE— / 10
rASRM Stage

Estimated Non-ART Pregnancy Rates

EFI ScorePregnant at 1 YearPregnant at 3 Years
9–1067%75%
7–839%66%
630%54%
527%42%
415%28%
0–310%10%
Based on Adamson GD & Pasta DJ. Fertil Steril 2010;94(5):1609–15
and the revised AFS/rASRM Classification System.
This is a personal informational tool, not a medical device. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider for clinical decision-making. The pregnancy rate estimates are population-level statistics from published research and may not reflect individual outcomes.