Endometriose: Desafios no Diagnóstico, Tratamento e Implicações Clínicas de uma Doença Subdiagnosticada
This conference paper reviews the clinical challenges associated with endometriosis, emphasizing its status as a frequently subdiagnosed condition that requires improved diagnostic and therapeutic strategies. The authors outline current difficulties in timely identification and management, discussing the broader clinical implications for patient care and quality of life. By highlighting these systemic issues, the work aims to raise awareness regarding the gaps in standard medical practice for this chronic disorder. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically addressing the diagnostic delays, treatment limitations, and clinical burden associated with the disease.
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