Management of Isolated Umbilical Endometriosis in a Resource Limited Country: Two Cases and Review of the Literature
This paper presents two cases of isolated umbilical endometriosis managed in a resource-limited country and includes a review of existing literature.
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The paper reports two cases of isolated umbilical endometriosis managed in a resource-limited setting in Abidjan, with additional discussion and a literature review. The authors describe the clinical presentation and investigative/management approach as performed at their teaching hospital, and they state that ethics approval was obtained and informed consent was collected for publication images. A key limitation is that the evidence base is limited by the small number of cases and the reliance on a literature review rather than comparative data. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically isolated umbilical endometriosis and its management in a low-resource country.
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