Die Autofluoreszenz-Laparoskopie: ein neues endoskopisches Verfahren zur Verbesserung der Endometriosediagnostik

S Schäfer, Annette Staebler, Ludwig Kiesel, O. Buchweitz
In: Zentralblatt für Gynäkologie · 2006 · vol. 128(03) · doi:10.1055/s-2006-944459 · W2515898665
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Autofluorescence laparoscopy is a new endoscopic technique that improves the detection of active, non-pigmented endometriosis lesions often missed or misdiagnosed as peritoneal changes.

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Fragestellung: Aktive nicht pigmentierte Endometrioseherde werden häufig mit entzündlichen, postentzündlichen und unspezifischen Veränderungen des Peritoneums verwechselt bzw. gänzlich übersehen. Mit der Fluoreszenzdiagnostik steht in der Gynäkologie ein neues endoskopisches Verfahren zur Verfügung, mit dem visuell nicht oder nur schlecht sichtbare benigne und maligne Veränderungen besser erkannt werden können.
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