[Sigmoid endometriosis: a diagnostic dilemma on multidetector CT]
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This paper describes a case of sigmoid endometriosis that presented a diagnostic challenge on multidetector computed tomography, highlighting the need to differentiate it from other large bowel diseases.
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Intestinal endometriosis represents a common condition that occurs particularly in women of reproductive age. The gastrointestinal tract is the third most common localization of endometriosis, after the ovaries and the peritoneum, and recto-sigmoid tract is involved in 70% of cases. Recto-sigmoid endometriosis has to be differentiated from other diseases of large bowel, especially in patients without a history of endometriosis. We report a case of sigmoid endometriosis which represented a diagnostic dilemma on multidetector computed tomography.
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