ALGORITHM FOR DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF ADOLESCENT GIRLS WITH GENITAL ENDOMETRIOSIS
This paper presents an algorithm for the diagnosis and management of genital endometriosis in adolescent girls.
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This paper presents a clinical algorithm for the diagnosis and management of genital endometriosis specifically in adolescent girls, drawing upon international guidelines from ACOG, NICE, and ESHRE alongside Russian national recommendations. The authors outline a diagnostic framework that emphasizes early recognition of symptoms such as dysmenorrhea and chronic pelvic pain, advocating for imaging techniques like ultrasound while noting limitations in detecting superficial lesions. Treatment strategies discussed include medical management with hormonal therapies to suppress menstruation and alleviate pain, with surgical intervention reserved for cases refractory to conservative treatment or when severe pathology is confirmed. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically focused on establishing diagnostic and therapeutic protocols for adolescent patients with genital endometriosis.
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