Improvement of surgical treatment in diffuze adenomyosis (a review)
This review discusses the etiology, classification, pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, and surgical techniques for diffuse adenomyosis, concluding that it is a multifactorial disease requiring personalized management.
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This paper is a literature review on surgical treatment approaches for diffuse-adenomyosis (diffuse and nodular forms) and summarizes data on etiology, classification, pathogenesis mechanisms, clinical manifestations, and operative options, drawing from domestic and PubMed-indexed international articles. The review concludes that there is no universal surgical method or unified algorithm for treating adenomyosis, and emphasizes that adenomyosis is multifactorial with no single theory of development and ongoing efforts to find reliable diagnostic markers. A key limitation stated by the authors is the lack of consensus and standardized treatment strategy across the reviewed literature, making individualized decision-making central. Relevance to endometriosis: the review cites literature linking junctional zone changes and endometriosis-associated pain to adenomyosis (e.g., work on junctional zone changes in patients with endometriosis and studies connecting endometriotic pain with adenomyosis), though its main focus is improvement of surgical management for diffuse adenomyosis.
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