Pain syndrome with genital endometriosis

A. A. Semenyuk, V. P. Baskakov, I. V. Pospelov
In: Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases · 2021 · vol. 50(3) , pp. 96–97 · doi:10.17816/jowd95603 · W4200270164
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This clinical lecture demonstrates contemporary endoscopic surgical possibilities for diagnosing and correcting reproductive health disturbances in women with genital endometriosis, analyzing the effectiveness of various endovideosurgical interventions.

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This clinical lecture reviews contemporary endoscopic surgical techniques for diagnosing and correcting reproductive health disturbances in women. The authors analyze the effectiveness of various endovideosurgical interventions while outlining a wide range of indications and relative contraindications for laparoscopy across different gynecological conditions. The study highlights the role of these minimally invasive procedures in managing reproductive dysfunction, though it serves as a general overview rather than a specific clinical trial. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically discussing laparoscopic excision and management of genital endometriosis as part of broader reproductive health corrections.

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In the clinical lecture contemporary possibilities of endoscopic surgery in diagnostics and correction of reproductive health disturbances in women are demonstrated. Wide range of indications for laparoscopy in case of different gynecological diseases is shown, relative contraindications are determined. The authors analyze the effectiveness of different endovideosurgical invasions applied for treatment of womens reproductive health dysfunction.
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Abstract

In the clinical lecture contemporary possibilities of endoscopic surgery in diagnostics and correction of reproductive health disturbances in women are demonstrated. Wide range of indications for laparoscopy in case of different gynecological diseases is shown, relative contraindications are determined. The authors analyze the effectiveness of different endovideosurgical invasions applied for treatment of women’s reproductive health dysfunction.

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Full Text About the authors A. A. Semenyuk Department of urology, Central Medical Unit No. 122; Endometriosis Center Author for correspondence. Email: [email protected] Russian Federation, Saint Petersburg V. P. Baskakov Department of urology, Central Medical Unit No. 122; Endometriosis Center Email: [email protected] Russian Federation, Saint Petersburg I. V. Pospelov Department of urology, Central Medical Unit No. 122; Endometriosis Center Email: [email protected] Russian Federation, Saint Petersburg

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