Endometriosis of the lower genital tract. Treatment tactics

A.V. Ledina, Т.Н. Бебнева, S. I. Rogovskaya
In: Voprosy ginekologii, akušerstva i perinatologii · 2020 · vol. 19(6) , pp. 83–88 · doi:10.20953/1726-1678-2020-6-83-88 · W3134058565
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This paper reviews the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of lower genital tract endometriosis, emphasizing surgical intervention for histological confirmation and removal of lesions, and the benefits of dienogest for hormone therapy.

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This paper reviews endometriosis of the lower genital tract, focusing on its common symptoms, diagnostic approaches, and treatment strategies, with particular attention to cervical endometriosis. It describes surgical intervention as a priority because it permits histological confirmation and removal of visible lesions, and discusses hormonal therapy, highlighting the reported advantages of dienogest. The paper does not state a specific study population or comparative methodology, and no explicit limitation is provided. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — diagnosis and treatment tactics for lower-genital-tract disease, especially cervical endometriosis.

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The issues of endometriosis of the lower genital tract, its most frequent symptoms, diagnosis and main treatment methods were considered. Special attention was paid to cervical endometriosis. Surgical intervention allows obtaining histological confirmation and removal of visible foci of endometriosis, which is a priority regarding endometriosis of the lower genital tract. The aspects of hormone therapy in patients with endometriosis of the lower genital tract were also covered, the advantages of dienogest were shown. Key words: dienogest, treatment, endometriosis, cervical endometriosis
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Endometriosis of the lower genital tract. Treatment tactics Antonina V. Ledina / Tamara N. Bebneva / Svetlana I. Rogovskaya / The issues of endometriosis of the lower genital tract, its most frequent symptoms, diagnosis and main treatment methods were considered. Special attention was paid to cervical endometriosis. Surgical intervention allows obtaining histological confirmation and removal of visible foci of endometriosis, which is a priority regarding endometriosis of the lower genital tract. The aspects of hormone therapy in patients with endometriosis of the lower genital tract were also covered, the advantages of dienogest were shown. Key words: dienogest, treatment, endometriosis, cervical endometriosis For citation: Ledina A.V., Bebneva T.N., Rogovskaya S.I. Endometriosis of the lower genital tract. Treatment tactics. Vopr. ginekol. akus. perinatol. (Gynecology, Obstetrics and Perinatology). 2020; 19(6): 83–88. (In Russian). DOI: 10.20953/1726-1678-2020-6-83-88

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