Extração por orifícios naturais (NOSE) no tratamento cirúrgico minimamente invasivo de endometriose intestinal: relato de casodoi: 10.20513/2447-6595.2016v56n1p49-51
This case report demonstrates the technical feasibility of natural orifice specimen extraction (NOSE) via vaginal approach for resected rectosigmoid segments affected by intestinal endometriosis.
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This case report describes the technical feasibility of natural orifice specimen extraction (NOSE) for minimally invasive surgical treatment of intestinal deep endometriosis, specifically using vaginal extraction of a retosigmoid segment affected by endometriosis. The authors present the rationale for NOSE as a way to maintain original external incision size while removing the resected specimen, and they note purported benefits of minimally invasive surgery such as shorter hospitalization, fewer postoperative complications, and less postoperative pain. A key limitation highlighted is that NOSE remains little used for intestinal endometriosis, and the report is focused on demonstrating feasibility rather than providing broader evidence. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it is a case report demonstrating NOSE-based vaginal extraction during minimally invasive surgery for intestinal (retosigmoid) endometriosis.
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