{"paper_id":"9b894245-89d7-48f0-a842-c2cf88bcac1d","body_text":"Chronic pelvic pain syndrome in gynecological practice: therapeutic and diagnostic characteristics\nIrina V. Ignatko /\nMarina V. Kovalenko /\nIlya A. Klindukhov /\nAnastasiya N. Samusevich /\nTatiana V. Sigaleva /\nAlexander S. Tivtikyan /\nElizaveta V. Afanasyevskaya /\nEnkir N. Sovaev /\nAlisa V. Suslova /\nChronic pelvic pain syndrome (CPPS) is a common multifactorial disease encountered in the practice of not only obstetriciangynecologist, but also urologist, neurologist, and other specialists. In addition to organic pathology, psychological factors play a significant role in the development of this disease. According to the World Health Organization, CPPS affects up to 24% of women worldwide. Therefore, a comprehensive health history taking, consistent diagnostic measures, compliance with clear algorithms, proper selection of pharmacotherapy in conjunction with a multidisciplinary approach allow timely assistance to\nwomen with this syndrome. This article provides a detailed description of the possible causes and mechanisms of CPPS development and presents the author’s own algorithm for the treatment of patients with CPPS.\nKey words: chronic pelvic pain syndrome, multidisciplinary approach, pudendal neuralgia, endometriosis\nFor citation: Ignatko I.V., Kovalenko M.V., Klindukhov I.A., Samusevich A.N., Sigaleva T.V., Tivtikyan A.S., Afanasyevskaya E.V., Sovaev E.N., Suslova A.V. Chronic pelvic pain syndrome in gynecological practice: therapeutic and diagnostic characteristics. Vopr. ginekol. akus. perinatol. (Gynecology, Obstetrics and Perinatology). 2023; 22(6): 97–104. (In Russian). DOI: 10.20953/ 1726-1678-2023-6-97-104","source_license":"CC0","license_restricted":false}