Diseases of the Colon & Rectum · 1979 · 20 citations · 10 references
LaparoscopyGynecological SurgeryMinimally Invasive ProcedureEndometriosisGynecologySurgeryMenstrual CycleComplete ExcisionEpisiotomy 19MedicinePerineal EndometriomaReproductive Endocrinology
Four patients, 23--34 years old, who developed endometriomas at the site of an episiotomy 19 months to 11-years postpartum are reported. Pain, Swelling and pruritus varying in intensity with the menstrual cycle were present in all. Complete excision is curative. Symptoms of incompletely excised endometriomas may be controlled by local hormonal injections or systemic hormonal manipulation. The anatomy of the endometrium and its physiologic behavior are reviewed. A concept of WHY endometriomas develop is presented which is compatible with the theories of HOW they occur.
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Novak's Textbook of Gynecology
The Medical Journal of Australia · 1966 · 216 citations · Full text
Gynecologic Surgery, Gynecological Surgery, Pediatric Gynecology +6
Perineal Endometriosis at the Site of Episiotomy Scar
Thomas Z. Paull, Luke G. Tedeschi · Obstetrics and Gynecology · 1972 · 59 citations
Endometriosis, Gynecology, Surgery +21
Philip H. Gordon, Jerry L. Schottler, Emmanuel G. Balcos et al. · Diseases of the Colon & Rectum · 1976 · 46 citations