Endometriosis de debut con manifestaciones urinarias: a propósito de dos casos
This paper presents two cases of endometriosis affecting the urinary tract, one severely impacting kidney function, diagnosed via ultrasound and cystoscopy, and treated surgically with varying outcomes.
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The paper reports two clinical cases of endometriosis presenting initially with urinary manifestations, including one case with severe compromise of renal function and another with bladder involvement. Diagnosis was supported by ultrasound and cystoscopy, followed by exploratory laparotomy and confirmatory anatomopathological findings; treatments included tumorectomy with oophorectomy plus ureteral diameter remodeling and anti-reflux reimplantation for the first case, and exploratory cystotomy with tumor excision while preserving the ureteral meatus for the second. The authors conclude that urinary tract endometriosis is uncommon but can present with nonspecific urinary symptoms, dysmenorrhea, and hematuria, and may cause irreversible renal and reproductive injury, emphasizing that imaging and endoscopic studies of the urinary tract are useful for diagnosis. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it specifically documents endometriosis debut with urinary tract manifestations (including renal function impact and bladder lesions).
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