PECULIARITIES OF CLINICAL AND PARACLINICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF WOMEN WITH OVARIAN ENDOMETRIOMAS IN COMBINATION WITH PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE
This study analyzed 210 women with ovarian endometriomas, finding recurrent cysts are associated with older age, severe pain, and endometriosis, especially in older patients with impaired reproductive function.
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This 2022 clinical and paraclinical study evaluated 210 women with ovarian endometriomas, categorizing newly detected versus recurrent endometriomas and stratifying by cyst size (≤4 cm vs >4 cm). The authors report that 27.1% had newly detected endometriomas ≤4 cm, 21.9% newly detected cysts >4 cm, 33.8% recurrent cysts ≤4 cm, and 17.1% recurrent cysts >4 cm, with higher age, severe pelvic pain, and more pronounced external genital endometriosis features associated with recurrent endometriomas compared with newly detected cysts. They further describe an age-related pattern in young women, where unilateral endometriomas up to 4 cm more often coincide with milder genital endometriosis, whereas in older patients endometriomas recur more often regardless of size and are linked to severe disease and impaired reproductive function, while pelvic inflammatory disease is included in the study context. This paper is centrally about endometriosis—specifically ovarian endometriomas and how their clinical/paraclinical features relate to age, recurrence, pelvic pain, and coexisting pelvic inflammatory disease.
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