[Endometriosis--the features of its clinical characteristics].
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This study characterized 100 endometriosis patients, finding it frequently co-occurs with uterine myoma, and often presents asymptomatically, with varying rates of sterility and hypermenorrhea.
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The authors present the clinica; characterization to 100 women that operate in the Institute in Obstetrics and Gynaecology with histological diagnosis endometriosis, compare with 20 women, operate on the occasion of myoma uteri. The authors find that endometriosis happen more often than endometriosis externa (69%). The both most frequently are in combination with myoma uteri (68% and 52%). In the combination with Ca are a little (3%) with Ca corporis uteri. Sterility has in 14% on cases with endometriosis interna and twice more (32%) in the cases with endometriosis externa. Hypermenorrhea occurs in 43% on the cases and dysmenorrhea--in 25%. Asymptomatic endometriosis occurs in 68% on the cases. In conclusion the endometriosis is a unique disease with no characteristics symptomatic, that help us no much for the exact diagnosis.
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