[Appendicular endometriosis. Clinicopathologic study of 12 cases].

González Conde R; R González Conde; M V Aguinaga Manzanos; Aguinaga Manzanos Mv; Casas Pinillos S; S Casas Pinillos; J M Cobos Mateos; Cobos Mateos Jm; González Sánchez Ja; J A González Sánchez; J E Miguel Velasco; Miguel Velasco Je; E Soleto Saez; Soleto Sáez E; M P Suárez Mier; Suárez Mier

[Appendicular endometriosis. Clinicopathologic study of 12 cases].

González Conde R, R González Conde, M V Aguinaga Manzanos, Aguinaga Manzanos Mv, Casas Pinillos S, S Casas Pinillos, J M Cobos Mateos, Cobos Mateos Jm, González Sánchez Ja, J A González Sánchez, J E Miguel Velasco, Miguel Velasco Je, E Soleto Saez, Soleto Sáez E, M P Suárez Mier, Suárez Mier

Revista espanola de enfermedades digestivas · 1992 · vol. 81(4) , pp. 251–5 · PMID:1599764 · W2419378117

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This study reviewed twelve cases of appendiceal endometriosis, finding it uncommon, often mimicking appendicitis clinically, and definitively diagnosed via pathology after surgical removal.

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Abstract

Endometriosis of the Digestive Tract is an uncommon pathology, especially when ileocecal appendix is involved. Authors report twelve cases of appendiceal endometriosis reviewed from surgical and anatomopathological records. The preoperative diagnosis is almost impossible. The most usual clinical presentation is compatible with that of acute or chronic appendicitis. The definitive diagnosis is confirmed by anatomopathological study of the surgical specimen. The Surgical treatment consists of appendicectomy alone or associated with extirpation of other concomitant neighbouring lesions.

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endometriosis

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Appendiceal Neoplasms Appendiceal Neoplasms Appendiceal Neoplasms Endometriosis Endometriosis Endometriosis Adolescent Adult Female Humans Middle Aged Neoplasms, Multiple Primary Retrospective Studies

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