ADENOMYOSE
This study analyzed 58 cases of adenomyosis collected from the Souissi maternity ward to identify specific clinical characteristics and management strategies. The authors found that the condition primarily affects multiparous women in perimenopause, presenting with hemorrhagic and painful syndromes that are often non-specific. While paraclinical exploration relies heavily on hysterosalpingography, medical treatment is frequently insufficient, with total hysterectomy being the only effective option for relieving patient symptoms. This paper is centrally about adenomyosis — specifically its clinical presentation, diagnostic approach via hysterosalpingography, and the definitive role of hysterectomy in treatment.
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