[Pseudotumoral endometriosis of the colon].
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This paper reports on four cases of colonic endometriosis, finding satisfactory results with combined surgical and hormonal therapy, and recommends surgical resection plus hormonal therapy for colonic involvement.
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Four cases of colonic endometriosis are reported. Three of them had combined treatment: surgical resection followed by hormonal therapy. The remaining one, just pharmacological treatment. The results were considered satisfactory. The authors had reviewed the disease, the diagnostic procedures, advising for the colonic involvement surgical resection plus hormonal therapy. Danazol is considered the pharmacological agent of choice. They concluded that endometriosis involves the digestive system in 12% of the patients, with good prognosis if properly treated.
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