Endometriosis in patients underwent uterine-incision delivery:a clinical analysis of 32 cases
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Objective:To explore the diagnosis,prevention and treatment of endometriosis after uterine-incision delivery.Methods:Data of 32 cases of endometriosis after uterine-incision delivery were retrospectively analyzed.Results:Endometriosis lesions in 24 of the 32 patients(75.00%) were located in subcutaneous fat or rectus sheath,while infiltrated the rectus abdominis muscle in 6 cases(18.75%);for another 2 cases(6.25%) rectus abdominis sheath and peritoneum were involved too.All patients underwent local excision of 1.0-1.5 cm of normal tissue outside the lesions.Follow up revealed no recurrence.Conclusion:Strict control of cesarean delivery indications can decrease the incidence and improve its quality,thus help to prevent endometriosis.
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