A Case Of Sigmoid Colon Endometriosis Confirmed By Endoscopic Biopsy
This case report describes the endoscopic biopsy diagnosis of sigmoid colon endometriosis in a patient presenting with bloody stool and abdominal pain, leading to surgical resection.
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The paper reports a single case of sigmoid colon endometriosis in a 36-year-old woman who presented with bloody stool and abdominal pain associated with ileus. After admission, barium enema demonstrated sigmoid stenosis with an irregular surface, and colonoscopy revealed a nodular elevated lesion with reddening and erosion; the authors state that endoscopic biopsy specimens allowed a definite diagnosis before surgery. Sigmoidectomy was performed, and histology showed endometrial tissue spread from the serosa to the mucosa of the resected colon. The paper emphasizes that confirming endometrial tissue by endoscopic biopsy requires attention to clinical colon endometriosis features such as submucosal-tumor–like appearance and mucosal changes related to the menstrual cycle. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it is a case report of endometriosis confirmed by endoscopic biopsy in the sigmoid colon.
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