ENDOMETRIOSE INTESTINAL NA CONCOMITÂNCIA DA DOENÇA INFLAMATÓRIA INTESTINAL: UM RELATO DE CASO
This case report describes intestinal endometriosis coinciding with inflammatory bowel disease and notes that intestinal symptoms may stem from inherent intestinal wall abnormalities rather than endometriosis itself.
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This case report describes intestinal endometriosis occurring concurrently with inflammatory bowel disease, focusing on clinical presentation and the choice of treatment in a hospital in northern Paraná. The authors state that women with endometriosis can have intestinal symptoms that appear not to match the actual involvement of intestinal endometriosis, attributing this discrepancy to intrinsic abnormalities in the intestinal wall. They report that surgical treatment appears to be definitive for women with exacerbated pain symptoms, with the overall aim of improving quality of life, while the main caveat is that the work is a single case report rather than systematic evidence. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it documents intestinal endometriosis in the setting of inflammatory bowel disease and discusses treatment selection.
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