Die Therapie einer inoperablen, nodulären Lungenendometriose mit Goserelin - Treatment of Inoperable Nodular Pulmonary Endometriosis with Goserelin: A Case Report -
Monthly subcutaneous goserelin implants effectively reduced multiple, inoperable pulmonary endometriosis nodules in a patient, with recurrence upon cessation and reduction again upon reinitiation of therapy.
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This case report describes the management of a young woman with histologically confirmed, inoperable nodular pulmonary endometriosis. The patient received monthly subcutaneous implants of 3.6 mg goserelin, which effectively reduced the size and number of lung nodules over a year of treatment. While a moderate decrease in libido was noted as a side effect, discontinuation after six months led to disease recurrence, whereas continued therapy maintained symptom control. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically thoracic manifestations involving pulmonary nodules treated with GnRH agonists.
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