Complicações da endometriose intestinal infiltrativa profunda
This review of literature on deep infiltrative intestinal endometriosis identified primary symptoms including pelvic pain and varied intestinal issues, with constipation and infertility being critical complications.
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This paper is a literature review describing the complications caused by deep infiltrating intestinal endometriosis (DIE), including the symptom profile and which intestinal regions are most often affected. Across reviewed studies, the authors report that common symptoms include dysmenorrhea, pelvic pain, deep dyspareunia, and intestinal complaints such as diarrhea, tenesmus, hematochezia, and constipation, with complication severity varying by extent of lesions; the rectosigmoid is noted as the most frequently involved region (followed by the appendix, cecum, and small intestine), and constipation and infertility are highlighted as additional significant complications. A major limitation is that the work synthesizes evidence through a review approach rather than presenting new primary data, and it does not provide a quantitative meta-analysis of complication rates. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically deep infiltrating intestinal endometriosis and its major gastrointestinal and reproductive complications.
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