Panorama Epidemiológico das Internações e Óbitos por Endometriose no Brasil (2015–2025)
This retrospective study analyzed Brazilian hospitalization and death data from 2015-2025, finding 125,217 endometriosis hospitalizations and 166 deaths, predominantly in the Southeast region and among women aged 30-49.
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This retrospective epidemiological study analyzed hospitalization and mortality data for endometriosis in Brazil from 2015 to 2025 using secondary records from the SIH/DATASUS system. The researchers evaluated geographic, age, and racial variables, identifying that the Southeast region had the highest concentration of cases and deaths, while women aged 30 to 49 years were the most affected demographic. Results showed 125,217 hospitalizations and 166 related deaths, with pardas and whites being the most impacted racial groups respectively. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically analyzing its national epidemiology, hospitalization burden, and mortality rates in Brazil.
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