Correction: Disparities in Women With Endometriosis Regarding Access to Care, Diagnosis, Treatment, and Management in the United States: A Scoping Review

Westwood S, Shannon Westwood, Mackenzie Fannin, Fannin M, Ali F, Fadumo Ali, Justice Thigpen, Thigpen J, Rachel Tatro, Tatro R, Hernandez A, Amanda Hernandez, Peltzer C, Cadynce Peltzer, Mariah Hildebrand, Hildebrand M, Mariah A. Hildebrand, Alexnys Fernandez-Pacheco, Fernandez-Pacheco A, Raymond-Lezman JR, Jonathan R Raymond-Lezman, Robin J Jacobs, Jacobs RJ
Cureus · 2025 · vol. 17(8) , pp. c272 · doi:10.7759/cureus.c272 · PMID:40881906 · PMC12381514 · W4413734230
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This scoping review found that White women with endometriosis experienced fewer surgical complications than non-White women, who faced higher perioperative complications and mortality.

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The provided text does not include the content of the scoping review itself; instead, it contains unrelated promotional and sponsorship material, offering no details on study methods, populations, findings, or limitations. Without the actual abstract or body of the paper, key elements such as which disparities were reviewed, how access/diagnosis/treatment/management were assessed, and any stated caveats cannot be determined. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — disparities in U.S. women’s access to care, diagnosis, treatment, and management—however the included excerpt does not contain the review’s substantive results.

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[This corrects the article DOI: 10.7759/cureus.38765.].
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