Chronische pelvine Schmerzen

Tom G. Kirchner
In: coloproctology · 2024 · vol. 46(6) , pp. 389–396 · doi:10.1007/s00053-024-00841-6 · W4404226841
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Endometriosis causes infertility and pelvic pain, requiring diagnostic laparoscopy for confirmation and treatment to improve quality of life and fertility.

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This narrative/overview paper discusses chronic pelvic and abdominal pain with endometriosis as a major differential diagnosis, emphasizing how careful history-based suspicion should prompt appropriate diagnostics, particularly consideration of diagnostic laparoscopy for diagnosis, histologic confirmation, and initiating specific therapy. It reports that delays in diagnosis worsen patients’ pain-related quality of life and that more advanced disease is associated with more radical, extensive subsequent therapies, while multimodal pain management plus early radical surgical approaches are described as reducing chronic progression and social consequences. A key limitation is that it is not presented as new human or animal research, but rather as a treatment-oriented discussion without study-specific methods or outcomes beyond general reported ranges (e.g., fertility improvement up to 25% within 24 months in mostly young, childless women). This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it focuses on diagnostic escalation and management strategies for endometriosis-associated chronic pelvic pain.

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