Manjula Pochiraju

Endometriosis affects 4% to 13% of all women of reproductive age although its true incidence is unknown. The ability of endometriosis to transform into malignancy, first described by Sampson in 1925, is a rare occurrence affecting 1% of les…

BackgroundGiant and multilobular endocervical polyps are rare and need to be differentiated from cervical neoplastic lesions.Case reportThe authors report a 29-year-old sexually inactive woman presenting with a prolapsed giant endocervical …

Endometriosis affecting the urinary tract is rare and when involved it predominantly affects the bladder, followed by the ureter. The diagnosis of bladder endometriosis is difficult because of its varied clinical presentation. Here we repor…