{"paper_id":"c99e8a7c-a355-4f39-9d0e-23595424ef5e","body_text":"Endoscopic surgery\nTypical and subtle atypical presentations of endometriosis\n- Jacques Donnez\n- Anne Van Langendonckt\nCurrent Opinion in Obstetrics & Gynecology 16(5):p 431-437, October 2004.\nPurpose of review\nTo review the concept of typical, subtle and invisible endometriosis and analyze the evolution and progression of the disease, as well as some factors possibly involved in the pathogenesis.\nRecent findings\nAlthough rejected by Redwine, the concept of non-visible endometriosis has been proven to exist. Some new ideas on the implication of reactive oxygen species in the development of endometriosis and its early stages are described here.\nSummary\nThe increased diagnosis of endometriosis can be explained not only by the increased experience and ability of the surgeon to detect typical and non-typical endometriotic lesions, but also by a better understanding of the pathogenesis.\nCopyright © 2004 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.","source_license":"public-domain-us","license_restricted":false}