[Catamenial rectal bleeding and sigmoid endometriosis].
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This case report details a diagnosis of sigmoid endometriosis causing catamenial rectal bleeding, highlighting challenges in diagnosis and current treatment strategies.
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We describe a case of menstrual rectal bleeding due to sigmoid endometriosis. The history led us to the diagnosis and since a small biopsy of the lesion and scanning could not help us to a conclusive diagnosis we carried out histological examination of a piece removed at operation. This case has led us to estimate the incidence, the difficulties of diagnosis and the present therapeutic measures.
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