Endometrioid disease is a modern view of the problem
This review synthesizes current literature on endometrioid disease, covering its social significance, etiology, pathogenesis, immune and genetic factors, and modern treatment approaches including cholecalciferol.
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The paper is a literature review aimed at summarizing and systematizing modern views on endometrioid disease for clinicians of various specialties, emphasizing its social significance and describing prevailing ideas about etiology and pathogenesis. It highlights a key role of immune system dysfunction in disease formation and also discusses genetic contributions, while noting that multiple questions remain incompletely understood. The authors additionally present current treatment approaches and discuss the place of cholecalciferol (vitamin D3) within complex therapy, with the main limitation being that the work is based on synthesized literature rather than new primary data. Relevance to endometriosis: the review explicitly focuses on endometriosis-related mechanisms (including immunological and genetic factors) and mentions contemporary diagnostic and treatment concepts, though its main focus is a broad narrative “modern view” synthesis of endometrioid disease rather than adenomyosis.
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