Intrahepatische Endometriosezysten als Differenzialdiagnose von Leberraumforderungen. Case report und review der Literatur
This case report and literature review examines intrahepatic endometriosis cysts, a rare condition that mimics other liver space-occupying lesions on imaging. The authors present a 32-year-old woman with a large hepatic cyst who underwent pericystectomy after previous interventions failed to identify the underlying cause, alongside a review of only seventeen previously reported cases in medical literature. Histopathological analysis confirmed endometrioid tissue expressing estrogen and progesterone receptors, highlighting that the absence of typical pelvic endometriosis or cyclical symptoms should not rule out this diagnosis. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the rare extra-pelvic manifestation known as intrahepatic endometriosis cysts.
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