Rare presentation of scar endometriosis in atypical and typical locations: a case series
This case series reports on patients with scar endometriosis in typical and atypical locations, confirming that surgical excision provides symptom relief and disease resolution.
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This case series evaluated patients with histopathologically confirmed scar endometriosis managed at Kasturba Hospital over two years, focusing on clinical presentation and surgical outcomes. The study identified that while cyclical pain and swelling near surgical scars are common symptoms, the condition can manifest in atypical locations such as the umbilicus, episiotomy sites, and lateral abdominal wall. Surgical excision of the lesions with clear margins resulted in complete symptom relief for all participants, with no recurrences observed during the follow-up period. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the rare presentation of scar endometriosis following obstetric and gynecological procedures.
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