Extragenital endometriosis with lesions of the small and large intestine, the formation of a pathological cavity draining to the anterior abdominal wall (case report)

И. В. Назаров, T. Khabibullakh, I.V. Barinova, D. M. Bеlоv
In: Koloproktologia · 2021 · vol. 20(1) , pp. 46–52 · doi:10.33878/2073-7556-2021-20-1-46-52 · W3138477246
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This case report details the treatment of a patient with deep infiltrative endometriosis affecting the small and large intestines, complicated by an abdominocutaneous endometriotic fistula.

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This paper reports a clinical case of a patient with long-standing, deep infiltrating extragenital endometriosis involving both the small and large intestine, with development of a pathological cavity that drained to the anterior abdominal wall after multiple prior surgeries. The authors describe the treatment course in a multidisciplinary context, focusing on the management of severe complications arising from the intestinal endometriotic disease. A key limitation is that, as a single case report, it provides limited generalizability beyond the described patient’s clinical history. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it presents extragenital intestinal endometriosis complicated by a draining pathological cavity to the anterior abdominal wall.

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Abstract

Extragenital endometriosis is one of the most severe benign diseases of the female reproductive system, characterized by different site of target organs. This pathology is associated with the development of severe complications, the treatment of which requires a multidisciplinary approach. This case report is dedicated to the experience of treating a patient with a history of multiple surgical procedures and long-term undiagnosed deep infiltrative endometriosis, complicated by abdominocutaneus endometriotic fistula.

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