[LOCALIZATION AND SIZE OF THE LESIONS IN PELVIC ENDOMETRIOSIS].
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This study analyzed 375 pelvic endometriosis patients, finding ovaries most affected (76%) with 4-5 cm lesions, followed by peritoneal endometriosis (58.2%), and deep infiltrating endometriosis (0.5%).
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OBJECTIVE: The study aimed to describe localization and size of the lesions in pelvic endometriosis MATERIAL AND METHODS: A retrospective study was carried out including 375 patients with pelvic endometriosis who were operated in St. Marina Hospital-Pleven from January 2008 to July 2014. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION: The ovaries are the pelvic organs most affected (76%) by endometriosis, the lesions being usually 4-5 cm in size. Peritoneal endometriosis ranks second, with 58.2%, and the rarest is DIE with 0.5%. CONCLUSION: Localization, number and size of the endometriosis lesions determine the severity of the condition. These parameters are crucial for making decisions concerning the type and extent of surgical intervention.
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