Eine neue Operationsmethode zur Therapie der rektovaginalen Endometriose auf der Basis histologischer Befunde
Histological findings confirmed the necessity of prior confirmation of rectovaginal endometriosis before extensive surgery to avoid complications like anastomotic insufficiency and bladder dysfunction.
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This study evaluated a new combined vaginal-laparoscopic-abdominal surgical approach for treating rectovaginal endometriosis in 20 patients who had previously undergone unsuccessful hormonal therapy. Preoperative imaging, including transvaginal ultrasound and MRI, demonstrated low sensitivity compared to histological confirmation, which revealed intestinal infiltration in all cases. The surgical method resulted in complete lesion removal with no anastomotic insufficiencies or fistulas, despite the complexity of resecting involved bowel segments. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the surgical management and histological validation of deep infiltrating rectovaginal lesions.
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