Diffused Pelvic Endometriosis to the Ureter and Rectal: Multidisciplinary Approach

M. Iannucci, Michele Nicolai, R. Tenaglia
In: Urologia Journal · 2005 · vol. 72(1) , pp. 149–151 · doi:10.1177/039156030507200142 · W2805965260
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This paper discusses the multidisciplinary surgical management of diffused pelvic endometriosis affecting the ureter and rectum, noting ureteral involvement can be extrinsic or rarely intrinsic.

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Endometriosis functionally causes lesions, nodules or active bulges to numerous organs. Is the second most common pelvic pathology in woman and strikes the 10–20% of the women in the pre-menopausal epoch (40–45 years) and the interest of the urinary apparatus is 1–11%. Rare to renal level, it mostly strikes the bladder and in smaller measure the ureters and the uretera with a relationship 40/5/1. Ureteral location is common extrinsic, deriving for contiguity of the ovarian endometriosis adherent or of the peritoneum or of the uterus-sacred ligament; rare the ureteral intrinsic endometriosis, primitively located in the organ wall. Our therapeutic orientation is surgical, especially in the cases of wide endometriosis or when the tissue has had a cicatrizial involution with absence of answer to the hormonal therapy.

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