Operative Behandlung der Adenomyose
Adenomyosis, often co-occurring with endometriosis, presents complex infertility challenges, prompting consideration of fertility-preserving surgical strategies alongside medication and ART.
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The paper discusses operative approaches to adenomyosis in the context of chronic pain, heavy bleeding, and infertility, highlighting how adenomyosis is pathophysiologically complex and is often accompanied by endometriosis. It frames the diagnostic and fertility-treatment decision-making for both possible spontaneous conception and treatment with assisted reproductive technology (ART), noting that current priorities are pharmaceutical approaches and ART techniques. The key consideration it raises is whether fertility-preserving surgery can reduce symptoms and enable subsequent conception through individualized management strategies, but it does not provide new operative outcome data itself. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — adenomyosis is described as frequently accompanied by endometriosis, and the discussion is explicitly linked to fertility management relevant to both conditions.
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