Präexistierende Dünndarmendometriose und Komplikationen während der Schwangerschaft
A severe case of preexisting small bowel endometriosis led to multiple complications during and after pregnancy, requiring surgical intervention.
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This case report describes a 33-year-old woman with pre-existing small bowel endometriosis who experienced severe complications during an IVF-induced twin pregnancy. Initially misdiagnosed with appendicitis, she underwent multiple surgeries including an emergency cesarean section and subsequent small bowel resection due to stenosis, ileus, and peritonitis caused by endometriotic lesions. The patient required extensive postoperative management for abscesses, resulting in a hospitalization lasting nearly three months. The authors conclude that while endometriosis symptoms often diminish during pregnancy, existing deep infiltrating disease can rarely lead to serious surgical emergencies. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the rare occurrence of severe small bowel endometriosis causing obstetric and surgical complications during pregnancy.
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