Large bilateral ovarian endometriomas. Treatment strategies in the reproductive period
Ethanol sclerotherapy followed by continuous hormonal therapy effectively treated large bilateral ovarian endometriomas in a young patient, preserving ovarian function and avoiding surgery.
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This paper reports a rare clinical case of a 22-year-old, previously non-pregnant patient with first-diagnosed large bilateral ovarian endometriomas up to 110 mm in diameter. Ethanol sclerotherapy was used as an initial step, followed by continuous hormonal anti-recurrence therapy with a combined oral contraceptive containing 30 mcg ethinylestradiol and 2 mg dienogest; after 52 days ultrasound showed marked size reduction, leading the team to avoid laparoscopic cystectomy and repeat sclerosing, and after a further 122 days cavity structures were eliminated with fibrosis at the endometrioma sites. A key limitation is that the report is a single-case study. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it describes treatment strategy for large bilateral ovarian endometriomas using ethanol sclerotherapy and dienogest-containing COC in a reproductive-period patient.
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