Unexpected Encounter with Painless Endometriosis During Abdominoplasty
This report describes an unusual, painless subcutaneous endometrioma discovered during abdominoplasty surgery, initially mistaken for an incarcerated hernia.
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This case report describes an unexpected intraoperative finding during abdominoplasty: a cyst containing brown material that initially raised concern for an atypical incarcerated hernia. Surgeons dissected the lesion and found no connection between the cyst and the rectus fascia, and pathology ultimately identified it as a subcutaneous endometrioma. The authors emphasize the unusual nature of encountering a painless endometrioma during this cosmetic/abdominal wall procedure, corresponding to a Level of Evidence V report. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it documents an intraoperative discovery of a painless subcutaneous endometrioma during abdominoplasty.
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