Endometriosis and Chronic Pelvic Pain: Unraveling the Mystery Behind this Complex Condition

Bloski, Terri G.; Pierson, R.A.

doi:10.1111/j.1751-486x.2008.00362.x

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“…Even in the rare situations where one can identify the cause or inciting event leading to CPP (i.e., endometriosis , pelvic congestion syndrome , pudendal entrapment ) the pain and associated symptoms will often persist or even worsen following treatments targeted at “fixing” the defect. Up to 30% of surgical pudendal nerve decompressions for confirmed pudendal nerve entrapment resulted in little or no symptomatic improvement .…”

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Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation for Chronic Pelvic Pain: A Case Series and Technical Report on a Novel Lead Configuration

Hunter

Yang

2019

Neuromodulation: Technology at the Neural Interface

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Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation for Chronic Pelvic Pain: A Case Series and Technical Report on a Novel Lead Configuration

Hunter

Yang

2019

Neuromodulation: Technology at the Neural Interface

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“…However, regarding such work involving endometriosis, it must be recognized and contemplated. The authors (11) describe the importance of nursing assistance of patients with endometriosis caring.…”

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“…Considering that endometriosis is difficult to diagnose, nurses play a significant role in facilitating this task, performing an evaluation and an adequate screening, besides providing education, orientation and support, helping to alleviate the consequences that endometriosis can bring to patients. It can be done by playing an important role on holistic care, by the preoperative period and by an understanding on the these women´ daily life (11)(12) . So, the guiding question to this work is: what information is essential for the creation of a data set in medical records, leading nursing records during these treatments?…”

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Arquétipos do conjunto de dados essenciais de enfermagem para atendimento de portadoras de endometriose

Spigolon

Moro

2012

Rev. Gaúcha Enferm.

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This study aimed to develop an Essential Data Set for Nursing Care of Patients with Endometriosis (CDEEPE), represented by archetypes. An exploratory applied research with specialists' participation that was carried out at Heath Informatics Laboratory of PUCPR, between February and November of 2010. It was divided in two stages: CDEEPE construction and evaluation including Nursing Process phases and Basic Human Needs, and archetypes development based on this data set. CDEEPE was evaluated by doctors and nurses with 95.9% of consensus and containing 51 data items. The archetype "Perception of Organs and Senses" was created to represents this data set. This study allowed identifying important information for nursing practices contributing to computerization and application of nursing process during care. The CDEEPE was the basis for archetype creation, that will make possible structured, organized, efficient, interoperable, and semantics records.Descriptors: Data collection. Nursing records. Nursing informatics. Information systems. Endometriosis. RESUMO Objetivou-se elaborar um Conjunto de Dados Essenciais de Enfermagem para Atendimento às Portadoras de Endometriose (CDEEPE) e representá-lo por arquétipos. Pesquisa exploratória, aplicada com participação de especialistas, realizada no Laboratório de Informática em Saúde da PUCPR, entre fevereiro e novembro de 2010. Foi dividida em duas etapas: construção e avaliação do CDEEPE, que abordou as fases do Processo de Enfermagem e as Necessidades Humanas

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“…Women handle menstrual problems by the use of certain cultural practices, including silence and discretion, and by following a “menstrual etiquette” (Seear, 2009; Strange, 2001). By disclosing severe menstrual pain to others, a woman therefore risks being perceived as malingering, and women with endometriosis can experience that their pain is normalized, minimalized, or trivialized by health care staff in charge of their treatment (Bloski & Pierson, 2008; Bodén, Wendel, & Adolfsson, 2013; Denny, 2004; Huntington & Gilmour, 2005; Seear, 2009; Toye et al, 2014). …”

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“…This diagnostic delay partly arises out of the behavior of both the women and the health care professionals (Ballard et al, 2006; Ballweg, 1997; Bloski & Pierson, 2008; Huntington & Gilmour, 2005; Husby et al, 2003; Seear, 2009; Stratton, 2006). …”

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Practices and Attitudes Concerning Endometriosis Among Nurses Specializing in Gynecology

Bach

Risoer

Forman

et al. 2016

Global Qualitative Nursing Research

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Endometriosis is a chronic disease affecting approximately 10% of fertile women. These women often have negative health care experiences. This study adds new knowledge about endometriosis care in a hospital setting and nurses’ attitudes toward the disease. To explore how the personal attitudes of gynecological nurses, their specialized knowledge, and their clinical experiences influenced the way they conceptualized and cared for women with endometriosis, participant observations and semistructured interviews were conducted. Categorization of patients into certain kinds, with more or less legitimate needs, provided an important framework for practice. Specialized knowledge qualified the nurses’ views of their patients and seemed to be conducive to sustained patient involvement. However, the organization of care based solely on medical specialization restricted a holistic approach. An important goal is, therefore, to investigate patients’ perspectives of health and illness and to create participatory relationships with patients, regardless of their diagnosis.

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Endometriosis and Chronic Pelvic Pain: Unraveling the Mystery Behind this Complex Condition

Cited by 74 publications

References 84 publications

Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation for Chronic Pelvic Pain: A Case Series and Technical Report on a Novel Lead Configuration

Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation for Chronic Pelvic Pain: A Case Series and Technical Report on a Novel Lead Configuration

Arquétipos do conjunto de dados essenciais de enfermagem para atendimento de portadoras de endometriose

Practices and Attitudes Concerning Endometriosis Among Nurses Specializing in Gynecology

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