Endométriose rectosigmoïdlenne, généralités, description clinique et signes échoendoscopiques
Rectosigmoid endometriosis is diagnosed and its surgical difficulty assessed by rectal endosonography, which also evaluates pelvic organs, with this imaging modality being crucial for preoperative planning.
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This paper reviews rectosigmoid endometriosis and describes the clinical features and echoendoscopic signs of digestive tract involvement. It discusses how anorectal echoendoscopy/rectal echoendoscopy is used to identify digestive endometriosis with reliable confidence and to anticipate technical difficulty during laparoscopic resection, and it also notes that, beyond the intestinal wall, the procedure can assess adjacent organs including the bladder, vaginal pouches, uterus, vagina, and ovaries. The authors state that rectal echoendoscopy, used alongside MRI, is central to preoperative imaging work-up, and they list as main gynecologic indications the evaluation of post-obstetric sphincter defects and the search for digestive endometriosis. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically rectosigmoid (digestive) endometriosis, including clinical description and anorectal echoendoscopic signs.
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