Pelviscopic management of the chemical panperitonitis due to ruptured ovarian endometrioma: two cases
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This paper reports two cases of chemical panperitonitis caused by ruptured ovarian endometrioma, managed via pelviscopy, highlighting the need for rapid diagnosis to address fertility concerns and acute abdominal symptoms.
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Rupture of ovarian endometrioma is rarely occurred. It causes chemical panperitonitis resulting in low fertility and requiring differential diagnosis of acute abdomen. So it needs fast and accurate diagnosis. We have experienced two cases of chemical panperitonitis due to ruptured ovarian endometrioma managed by pelviscopy with a brief review of the literature.
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