NUOVE STRATEGIE NELL'APPROCCIO CHIRURGICO AL TRATTAMENTO DELL'ENDOEMTRIOSI PELVICA ED EXTRAPELVICA
This research evaluates novel surgical strategies for pelvic and extrapelvic endometriosis, focusing on ovarian reserve preservation, adhesion prevention, pain management, diaphragmatic lesion treatment, and lymphocele prevention.
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This doctoral thesis evaluates novel surgical strategies aimed at improving clinical outcomes for patients undergoing surgery for pelvic and extrapelvic endometriosis. The research investigates specific techniques, including the management of ovarian endometriomas to preserve ovarian reserve, prevention of adhesions between the ovary and peritoneum, and the laparoscopic treatment of rare diaphragmatic lesions. Additionally, it assesses pain levels in women with mild endometriosis and infertility using ambulatory hysterosalpingo-contrast-sonography, while also addressing lymphacele prevention in gynecological cancer surgeries due to the condition's correlation with neoplasms. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically focusing on new surgical approaches for both pelvic and extrapelvic disease manifestations.
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