Diagnostik und Therapie der Adenomyose
The paper argues that adenomyosis co-occurrence is often overlooked during endometriosis treatment, with diagnosis rates increasing as clinicians and pathologists develop greater critical awareness.
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This review highlights that adenomyosis is frequently overlooked during the treatment of endometriosis, despite a high rate of co-occurrence. Magnetic resonance imaging and vaginal ultrasound are identified as key diagnostic tools, while hysterectomy remains the most effective therapy for patients who have completed childbearing. The authors note that conservative treatments may fail in endometriosis cases if concurrent adenomyosis is not recognized or addressed. This paper is centrally about adenomyosis — specifically its diagnostic challenges and therapeutic management in the context of comorbid endometriosis.
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