Recidiva de endometriose após histerectomia: revisão integrativa
This integrative review analyzed factors predicting endometriosis recurrence after hysterectomy, identifying residual cells and tissues as the primary cause and surgeon experience as a mitigating factor.
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The paper is an integrative literature review analyzing predictors of recurrence (recidiva) of endometriosis in women who underwent hysterectomy, drawing on scientific articles published between 2008 and 2020 from PubMed, Scopus, and Web of Science. It reports that recurrence is related to many domains—including epidemiology, surgical association, risk predictors, pathophysiology, postoperative treatment, hormonal replacement therapy, biomarkers, and approaches to treatment and prevention—while identifying retained cells and tissues after surgery as the most likely cause because residual deep or microscopic tissue can be difficult to detect and remove. As a review, it synthesizes prior publications but does not provide new primary data; the authors’ conclusion is framed as recognizing strategies associated with lower recurrence, such as surgeon experience and complete removal of deep lesions and microscopic foci. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it focuses specifically on factors predicting endometriosis recurrence after hysterectomy.
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