Pelvic Nerve Endometriosis (Neuropelveology)

Taner Usta, Shaheen Khazali
In: Endometriosis and Adenomyosis · 2022 · pp. 251–270 · doi:10.1007/978-3-030-97236-3_21 · W4285150409
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Pelvic nerve endometriosis, a rare but impactful condition, requires specialized knowledge in Neuropelveology for accurate diagnosis and challenging treatment to alleviate pain and motor dysfunction.

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This paper describes pelvic nerve endometriosis, focusing on its clinical impact and the multidisciplinary diagnostic and surgical approach used in the emerging discipline of “Neuropelveology.” Drawing on the reported literature and clinical experience, it highlights that this rare subtype can cause severe pain with neuromotor deficits that impair quality of life, but that accurate comprehensive treatment and timely expert surgery can alleviate symptoms and help minimize deficits such as foot drop and gluteal atrophy. A major limitation explicitly acknowledged is that progress depends on increasing numbers of reported cases and the growth of neuropelveologists worldwide, implying evidence remains largely cumulative rather than based on large standardized studies. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it specifically discusses pelvic nerve endometriosis and Neuropelveology for diagnosis and management of sciatic/sacral nerve involvement.

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