Scar Endom Etriosis; A Rare Condition Found In Previous Cesarean Section Scar

Chishti, Muhammad Bilal, Shahnila Khizar, Rauf3, Muhammad Usman
2020 · doi:10.5281/zenodo.4409502 · W6893912651
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A woman with a history of cesarean sections presented with a painful nodule in a healed scar, which was diagnosed as scar endometriosis based on clinical examination and confirmed by biopsy showing endometrial glands.

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The paper reports a 30-year-old woman with a history of three prior cesarean sections who developed pain and a firm, irregular, menstruation-prominent nodule at a healed scar site over two years. Clinical examination and ultrasound identified a painful, hypoechoic area, while MRI was non-conclusive, leading the authors to diagnose scar endometriosis based on history and clinical findings. The abnormal tissue was excised and histopathology confirmed endometriosis by detecting endometrial glands. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it presents a biopsy-confirmed case of endometriosis in a previous cesarean section scar (scar endometriosis).

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A 30 year lady with history of previous three cesarean sections presented with pain in the area of previous healed scar from two years. On clinical examination there was a painful nodule under scar tissue. It was firm in consistency, irregular margins which becomes prominent during menstruation days. On ultrasonography a hypoechoic area was found. MRI was non-conclusive and on the basis of clinical examination and history diagnosis of scar endometriosis was made. Whole abnormal tissue was excised by local incision and biopsy sent for histopathology. On biopsy report endometrial glands were detected. This is a biopsy confirmed case of endometriosis on previous scar
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Scar Endom Etriosis; A Rare Condition Found In Previous Cesarean Section Scar Authors/Creators Description A 30 year lady with history of previous three cesarean sections presented with pain in the area of previous healed scar from two years. On clinical examination there was a painful nodule under scar tissue. It was firm in consistency, irregular margins which becomes prominent during menstruation days. On ultrasonography a hypoechoic area was found. MRI was non-conclusive and on the basis of clinical examination and history diagnosis of scar endometriosis was made. Whole abnormal tissue was excised by local incision and biopsy sent for histopathology. On biopsy report endometrial glands were detected. This is a biopsy confirmed case of endometriosis on previous scar Files Scar Endom Etriosis; A Rare Condition Found In Previous Cesarean Section Scar.pdf Files (383.7 kB) | Name | Size | Download all | |---|---|---| | md5:b037d25300bc5969deaedaa45b6aa86e | 383.7 kB | Preview Download |

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