Clinical Manifestation and Anatomical Location of Endometriosis Based on the Diagnostic Laparoscopic Result

Undang Gani Suriatmaja, Giofani Magdalena, Welly Ratwita, Trisnu Kamajaya
In: Advances in Health Sciences Research · 2021 · vol. 37 · doi:10.2991/ahsr.k.210723.052 · W3192456413
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This study described 100 endometriosis patients, finding the most common age group was 30-34 years, most were nulliparous, symptoms predominantly included dysmenorrhea, and the most frequent anatomical location was the ovary.

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This descriptive study used secondary medical-record data from 100 endometriosis patients who underwent diagnostic laparoscopy at RSUP Dr. Hasan Sadikin Bandung (2016–2018) to characterize patient age, parity, clinical symptoms, and anatomical lesion location. Most patients were in reproductive age, with the largest group aged 30–34 years (28%), and most were nulliparous (73%); the most common clinical feature was dysmenorrhoea (74%), while the most frequent laparoscopic location was the ovaries (85%). The paper’s main limitation is that it relies on retrospective secondary records and provides descriptive frequencies without deeper analytic control for confounders or lesion severity, beyond reporting laparoscopy-confirmed locations. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it describes clinical manifestations and laparoscopic anatomical locations (especially ovarian lesions and dysmenorrhoea) in a Bandung hospital cohort.

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Abstract

Endometriosis is one of common gynecologic disease that mostly founded in reproductive age. The Presence of abnormal endometrial tissues, decreasing quality of life to patients due to pain like dysmenorrhea. The diagnosed can be found based on clinical appearance by laparoscopic method as the gold standard of diagnosing this case. This study was conducted to describe the patient's endometriosis with clinical symptom and results of laparoscopic in RSUP Dr. Hasan Sadikin Bandung from 2016 to 2018. This descriptive study recruit 100 samples. Data of age collected from secondary data. The data was grouped then processed and presented in tubular form. Most of them here are within reproductive age in 30-34 yars of age at 28%, are mostly nulliparous 73%, with most clinical symptoms of dysmenorrhoea in 74%, and the most common location were to be found within ovarium as much as 85%. According to the study, we can describe that reproductive age and nulliparous were the most dominant characteristic, and most of the clinical symptom are referring to dysmenorrhoea and most anatomical location are within ovarium.

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