After cesarean section abdominal incision endometriosis 21 patients with clinical analysis
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This study analyzed 22 cesarean section incision endometriosis cases, finding surgical resection to be the only effective treatment and emphasizing intraoperative prevention to avoid endometrial implantation.
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objective: to study the abdominal wall after cesarean section incision abdominal wall endometriosis (AWE) endometrioma, the pathogenesis, clinical diagnosis, treatment and prevention measures. Methods: a retrospective analysis were 22 cases from abdominal wall after cesarean section incision endometriosis patients for clinical data. Results: AWE diagnosis should mainly rely on the typical history, clinical manifestations and auxiliary inspections, postoperative pathologic examination confirmed main basis for 22 cases, do ectopic lesions resection, and postoperative pathologic result and clinical diagnosis coincide, postoperative follow-up no case was recurrence. Conclusion: surgical resection is the only effective treatment of AWE, cesarean section to avoid exuviate membrane organizations and endometrial interstitial composition intraoperative area, protect scattered, avoid abdominal incision endometrial planting is the key to preventing AWE.
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