Nuevo caso de endometriosos vesical en paciente con antecedentes de cesárea

In: Archivos Españoles de Urología · 2003 · vol. 56(8) , pp. 952–954 · doi:10.1002/ar.1091190109 · W13181005
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A case study reports a bladder tumor diagnosed as endometriosis after TUR, with hormone therapy leading to a relapse-free one-year follow-up, suggesting cesarean section as a potential cause.

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METHODS: It is the case of a female patient presenting with voiding symptoms and hematuria, with a bladder tumor on ultrasound. RESULTS: After TUR of a retro trigonal tumor pathology report showed bladder endometriosis. Treatment was completed with hormone therapy, being the patient relapse free at one year follow-up. CONCLUSIONS: History of caesarean section is one of the possible etiologies of bladder endometriosis.

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