Adölesan Endometriozisin Yönetimi

In: Tüp Bebek Okulu Klinik ve Embriyoloji Eğitim Kitabı · 2026 · pp. 247–256 · doi:10.37609/akya.3886.c5054 · W7164026862
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This review discusses the prevalence, diagnosis, and management of endometriosis in adolescent girls, referencing various studies and clinical guidelines.

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The paper focuses on the management of adolescent endometriosis, drawing on a broad range of earlier research and clinical guidance, with attention to diagnosis, symptom patterns, imaging indicators, and medical and surgical treatment approaches. At a high level, it synthesizes evidence from prevalence studies, diagnostic investigations (including ultrasound findings), and treatment-related literature such as hormonal therapies and add-back approaches, as well as longer-term outcomes like recurrence and quality of life. A key limitation is that, as an overview/perspective-style article, it does not present new original data and instead depends on heterogeneous prior studies and guideline statements. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically, it addresses how adolescent endometriosis is managed, including diagnostic and therapeutic considerations.

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