Endometriosis

Harada, Tasuku
2014 · doi:10.1007/978-4-431-54421-0 · W4234834916
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This book clarifies endometriosis pathogenesis and pathophysiology with chapters on stem cells, inflammation, and epigenetics, alongside practical clinical treatments including prevention, imaging, and surgical interventions.

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This 2014 Springer book entitled “Endometriosis: Pathogenesis and Treatment” examines the pathogenesis and pathophysiology of endometriosis and synthesizes related therapeutic approaches for clinicians and researchers. It covers multiple mechanistic areas, including immune components (NK cells, macrophages), inflammation and cytokines, epigenetics, prostaglandin and sex steroid pathways, aromatase, apoptosis, nerve fibers, and malignant transformation, with a second section describing recent tools for prevention, imaging, biomarkers, medical and surgical treatments, recurrence prevention, and infertility treatments. The key finding across the book is an integrated, multidisciplinary framework linking diverse biological processes to disease behavior and management options. The main limitation explicitly noted is none beyond the general scope description of this clinician-oriented, expert-authored reference text. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it is a comprehensive book on endometriosis pathogenesis and treatment.

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