Reoperation for Endometriosis and Ovarian Remnants
This chapter details the pathology, etiology, diagnosis, and surgical management of endometriosis and ovarian remnant syndrome, challenging conditions often requiring multidisciplinary surgical intervention.
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This chapter reviews reoperative pelvic surgery for two complex scenarios: endometriosis requiring operative extirpation and ovarian remnant syndrome involving a retained ovary. It summarizes high-level themes including the pathology and etiology of these conditions, their diagnosis, and surgical management, with emphasis on how such procedures may require coordinated teams across gynecologic oncology and urology/colorectal surgery. A key caveat is that the text is a narrative chapter rather than an original clinical study, and the provided abstract does not quantify outcomes or specify evidence strength for each approach. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it focuses on reoperation for endometriosis and, alongside that, ovarian remnant syndrome.
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