[Differential-diagnostic symptoms of endometriosis and cancer of the rectum].
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This study examined 93 patients and described differential diagnostic symptoms for endometriosis and rectal carcinoma, emphasizing the need for rectal/rectovaginal exams, endoscopy, and histological verification.
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93 patients aged from 21 to 52 years were examined and operated upon. Endometriosis was diagnosed in 31 patients, carcinoma of the rectum--in 62 patients. Endometriosis had two forms: superficial (noninvasive) and deep (invasive) forms. The necessary components of diagnostics should be rectal and rectovaginal examinations, endoscopy, histological verification. Differential symptoms of endometriosis and rectal carcinoma are described.
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