Endometriose do trato gastrintestinal: correlações clínicas e laparoscópicas

Sagae, Univaldo Etsuo; Lopasso, Fabio Pinatel; Abrão, Maurício Simões; Cavalli, Namir; Rodrigues, Joaquim José Gama

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“…No entanto, outras teorias e fatores imunológicos, genéticos e familiares, podem estar envolvidos na sua patogênese 4 . A endometriose geralmente apresenta dor pélvica, infertilidade e dispareunia 5 , mas geralmente pode não ter clínica específica. Devido ao envolvimento distal do sigmoide, a paciente teve dor pélvica recorrente com náuseas e enterorragias associadas aos episódios de diarreia.…”

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Suboclusão Intestinal Por Endometriose

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“…The occurrence outside the genital tract is named extragenital endometriosis, and it may affect surgical scars, bladder, heart, pulmonary pleura, diaphragm and GIT 5,7 . In the GIT, the main affected site is the rectum and the sigmoid colon (95%) 12 . The involvement of the cecal appendix is rare 3,4,[6][7][8][9][10] , varying from 0.8 to 20% 10,15 .…”

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“…Regarding the diagnostic investigation, endorectal ultrasound and laparoscopy can add important information when patients present with unexplainable abdominal pain 6,9,12 . Typical treatment consists of suppressed ovulation and, if required, surgical excision 1,7 .…”

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“…In cases of appendix involvement, intraoperative inspection may not show any alteration that suggests endometriosis 3,9,11 . Then, the definitive diagnosis is confirmed through anatomopathological analysis 3,6,7,9,11,12 . Some authors describe patients with abdominal pain who, after undergoing appendectomy, presented improvements and their abdominal symptoms disappeared 3,4,6,[9][10][11]13 .…”

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Appendiceal endometriosis as a rare cause of abdominal pain: a case report and literature review

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“…3. Inventory of abdominal cavity through an assessment of the peritoneal organs in endometriosis 11 ; the small and large intestines were assessed, as well as the other intraperitoneal organs. Through this method, it is possible to evaluate all the organs, including the possibility of finding obstructive lesions not previously seen on imaging tests.…”

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Standardization of endometriosis surgery – the coloproctologist's vision

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Ebrahim

Sagae

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Objective To demonstrate the standardization of deep endometriosis surgery with intestinal involvement. Methods Prospective study evaluating 74 women undergoing standardized surgery for deep intestinal endometriosis. Divided into two groups, according to the findings of three-dimensional anorectal ultrasound, Group I with lesions affecting perirectal fat and Group II with lesions affecting at least the muscular layer of the rectum. Results There was no statistically significant difference between the groups in relation to the size of the focus and the distance of the lesion to the puborectalis muscle ( p > 0.05). The type of surgery performed was laparoscopy without lesions in one patient (1.35%), disk resection in 13 patients (17.56%), shaving in 45 patients (60.81%), and rectosigmoidectomy in 15 patients (20.27%). The complications were bleeding from the drain with conservative treatment in three patients (4.05%), fistula in two patients submitted to the shaving method (2.70%), and three patients (4.05%) with lower anterior recession syndrome (LARS), with improvement from conservative treatment. Lesions in other organs were also observed during videolaparoscopy. Conclusion Surgical standardization is important to guide the general/colorectal surgeon in the effective approach of intestinal endometriosis.

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Endometriose do trato gastrintestinal: correlações clínicas e laparoscópicas

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Suboclusão Intestinal Por Endometriose

Suboclusão Intestinal Por Endometriose

Appendiceal endometriosis as a rare cause of abdominal pain: a case report and literature review

Standardization of endometriosis surgery – the coloproctologist's vision

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