A Case of Inguinal Endometriosis Treated with Exploratory Laparoscopy
A 42-year-old woman with a painful right inguinal mass associated with menstruation underwent laparoscopy, which confirmed and excised an inguinal endometriosis with right inguinal hernia.
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The paper reports a 42-year-old woman with a painful, irreducible right inguinal mass that had been present for six months and worsened with menstruation, initially diagnosed via CT and MRI as inguinal endometriosis associated with an inguinal hernia. Exploratory laparoscopy confirmed no obvious intra-abdominal ectopic endometriosis and identified a right external inguinal hernia, and the authors performed tumor excision combined with a front-approach approach for hernia repair; pathology established the final diagnosis as endometriosis. The authors note a limitation inherent to case reports and cite that other reports describe recurrence at the same or different sites after inguinal lesion excision, though in this single patient there was no recurrence over four years. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically inguinal (inguinial) endometriosis managed with exploratory laparoscopy to assess concurrent lesions.
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