Dickdarmendometriose
This paper reports on two patients with sigmoid endometriosis causing stenoses, discusses the implantation theory, and outlines the therapeutic options including hormonal treatment and segmental resection.
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This 1982 case report describes two patients who developed large bowel stenosis as a direct result of endometriotic involvement. The authors attribute the pathogenesis primarily to the implantation theory and detail the associated clinical symptoms alongside radiological and endoscopic diagnostic findings. Regarding management, the paper indicates that while hormonal therapy is an option, continuous resection of the affected bowel segment with end-to-end anastomosis is the preferred treatment for extensive disease. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically deep infiltrating endometriosis affecting the large intestine.
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