Vaginale Blutung nach Hysterektomie
Two cases of cyclical vaginal bleeding after hysterectomy were successfully treated by diagnosing and surgically removing vaginal cuff endometriosis.
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This case report describes two patients who experienced persistent, cyclical vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal pain following a hysterectomy. The underlying cause was identified as endometriosis located at the vaginal cuff, which required specific surgical intervention to resolve their symptoms. The authors use these cases to argue for modified operative techniques during hysterectomies when internal or external genital endometriosis is present. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically, the presentation of vaginal cuff endometriosis causing post-hysterectomy bleeding.
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