AAGL 2012: 30% of Women with Low Rectal Endometriosis Have Associated Ileocecal Involvement

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An AAGL 2012 study found that 30% of women with deep infiltrating endometriosis affecting the low rectum also have associated ileocecal involvement.

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There is a prevalence of ileocecal involvement (IC) in women with deep, infiltrating endometriosis (DIE) according to the study presented at AAGL.

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