Endometriosis profunda con implantacion gástrica: reporte de caso
This case report describes a 42-year-old woman presenting with seven years of epigastric pain, early satiety, and postprandial distension that correlated with her menstrual cycle. Previous endoscopic evaluations had identified severe erosive gastroduodenitis and infectious colitis, but symptoms persisted despite treatment. A subsequent gastroscopy revealed a reddish lesion in the gastric body, and biopsy confirmed the presence of endometrial glands and hemosiderin clusters, establishing a diagnosis of gastric endometriosis. The authors highlight that deep infiltrating endometriosis involving the gastrointestinal tract can mimic functional digestive disorders, emphasizing the importance of recognizing cyclic symptom patterns for accurate diagnosis and surgical management. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically an extremely rare case of gastric implantation representing a form of deep infiltrating extrapelvic disease.
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