ENDOMETRIOSIS IN INCISION OF ABDOMINAL WALL:A CLINICAL ANALYSIS OF EIGHT CASES
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This clinical analysis of eight patients found that improper cesarean section procedures can cause abdominal wall incisional endometriosis, which was successfully treated surgically without recurrence during follow-up.
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Objective To explore the causes of endometriosis in the wound of abdominal wall so as to adopt measures of its prevention. Methods Eight patients with suspected endometriosis in the incision of abdominal wall were treated surgically.Results No medication was given after surgery.No recurrence was observed during 3-75-month follow-up.Pathologically,glandular organs and interstitial substance could be seen in hyperplastic connective tissue in all the cases,which was diagnosed as endometrial nodus. Conclusion Unproper procedures of caesarian section may lead to the occurrence of endometriosis in the wound of abdominal wall.
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