ABORDAGEM LAPAROSCÓPICA DA ENDOMETRIOSE INTESTINAL: REVISÃO DE ESCOPO
This scope review identified 20 eligible studies on laparoscopic management of intestinal endometriosis, highlighting segmental resection, shaving, and discoid excision as common techniques with low complication rates.
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This scope review maps current knowledge on the laparoscopic management of intestinal endometriosis, a condition where ectopic endometrial tissue invades the intestinal muscular layer and affects up to 37% of women with the disease. Analyzing twenty eligible studies published between 2020 and 2025, the authors identify segmental resection, shaving, and discoid excision as the primary surgical techniques, noting that laparoscopy offers faster recovery and complication rates below 5%. However, the paper highlights a significant limitation in the form of restricted criteria for selecting individualized techniques due to a lack of standardized clinical protocols and uniform guidelines. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the laparoscopic surgical approach for deep infiltrating lesions affecting the intestine.
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