[Ovarian endometriomas during pregnancy]
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Two case reports describe surgical management of ovarian endometriomas at 14 and 18 weeks gestation, demonstrating that the condition does not preclude fertility or complicate pregnancy outcomes when treated.
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OBJECTIVES: Endometriomas are rare in pregnancy. May be difficult to diagnose and may cause significant complications at any stage during gestation.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: The author presents 2 cases of ovarian endometriomas diagnosed and treated surgically in 14 and 18 weeks of pregnancy. In the first case laparoscopy was performed, in the second case laparoscopy and then laparotomy due to massive adhesions were performed.
RESULTS: In both cases histopathological examinations showed: cystis picea endometriotica ovarii. Both patients delivered at term.
CONCLUSIONS: Ovarian endometriomas does not exclude fertility. Surgical management of ovarian endometriomas does not complicate pregnancy course.
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