Abdominal wall endometrioma: An insidious cause of delayed diagnosis
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This paper discusses abdominal wall endometrioma as a rare cause of delayed diagnosis, emphasizing ultrasonography's role in identifying this condition, particularly in women without prior surgeries.
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An extremely rare extrapelvic position of endometriosis with a precise incidence of 0.07%-0.47%, leading usually to delayed and false diagnosis. Differential diagnosis should include that rare condition while ultrasonography remains a pivotal tool to unravel that enigma, especially in women with no specific symptoms and surgeries in the past.
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- Abdominal wall endometrioma 1979
- Abdominal wall endometrioma: An insidious cause of delayed diagnosis 2021
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