[Appendicular endometriosis as a finding in cases of acute appendicitis. 4 case reports. May 2nd national hospital].
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This paper reports four cases where appendicular endometriosis was incidentally discovered in patients presenting with acute appendicitis.
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Endometriosis is a frequent pathology in gynecology, it is found in approximately 10% of all women of reproductive age. The gastrointestinal tract may show endometriosis foci and the most frequently affected region is the rectal-sigmoid colon, whereas the appendicular condition is unusual and it is even more unusual for it to manifest as acute appendicitis. We present 4 cases of appendicular endometriosis, which were diagnosed incidentally in patients admitted in the emergency room with acute appendicitis.
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