A case of endometriosis, generated de novo in surgical menopause woman due to borderline ovarian tumor

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This case report details a woman who experienced de novo endometriosis development after surgical menopause and diagnosis of a borderline ovarian tumor.

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This abstract describes a rare clinical case in which endometriosis developed de novo in a woman who had undergone surgical menopause. The onset of the condition was attributed to the presence of a borderline ovarian tumor, suggesting a potential hormonal or pathological link between the tumor and the new development of endometriotic tissue. The paper highlights this unique etiology as an unusual presentation of disease following the removal of ovarian function. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically a case of de novo development in a post-surgical menopause patient associated with a borderline ovarian tumor.

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