Scar endometrioma: a cause for concern in the light of the rising caesarean section rate.
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This paper discusses scar endometriomas as a growing concern in gynecological practice, particularly due to the increasing rates of Cesarean sections.
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- Comparison of clear cell carcinoma and benign endometriosis in episiotomy scar - two cases report and literature review 2020
- Pages 40-42 2013
- Incisional endometriosis after cesarean section: A case report 2010
- Abdominal Wall Endometriosis: An Overlooked but Possibly Preventable Complication 2008
- The Obstetrical History in Patients with Pfannenstiel Scar Endometriomas – An Analysis of 81 Patients 2006
- Asymptomatic abdominal wall endometrioma 15 years after cesarean section. 2006
- Fine Needle Cytology of Endometriosis 2005
- Abdominal wall endometriosis: comparative imaging on power Doppler ultrasound and MRI 2004
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