Endometriosis; Contribución al Estudio de su incidencia en Nuestro Medio
Reviewing 1,631 clinical histories from 1945 to 1953, the authors identified ten histologically confirmed endometriosis cases among abdominal surgeries, representing 0.6% of patients and 5.8% of laparotomies.
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This historical study analyzed 1,631 clinical records from private patients between 1945 and 1953 to determine the incidence of histologically confirmed endometriosis. The author identified ten cases among 171 abdominal surgeries, calculating an overall prevalence of 0.6% in the patient population and 5.8% among those undergoing laparotomy. The paper hypothesizes that racial factors and prolonged contraceptive use may influence the etiology of the disease, while explicitly noting that these findings require validation through broader statistics from other gynecologists. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically focusing on its epidemiological incidence and potential risk factors within a specific regional medical context.
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