Endometriose: Richtiges operatives Vorgehen bei unerfülltem Kinderwunsch

In: Imesch, P; Fink, D (2010). Endometriose: Richtiges operatives Vorgehen bei unerfülltem Kinderwunsch. Leading Opinions : Gynäkologie & Geburtshilfe, 3(3):10-12. · 2010 · vol. 3(3) , pp. 10–12 · doi:10.5167/uzh-46153 · W2769174694
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This paper defines endometriosis as an estrogen-dependent condition affecting 10–15% of women, characterized by pelvic pain and infertility, while outlining appropriate surgical management strategies for patients with unfulfilled desire for children.

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Endometriose definiert sich durch das Vorhandensein von endometriumartigem Gewebe ausserhalb des Cavum uteri. Sie ist eine östrogenabhängige Erkrankung mit einer Prävalenz von 10–15% und findet sich in allen Ethnizitäten und sozialen Schichten. Die Erkrankung manifestiert sich vorwiegend bei Frauen in ihrer reproduktiven Phase und ist klinisch typischerweise durch Unterbauchschmerzen, Dyspareunie und Sterilität gekennzeichnet.
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