ENDOMETRIOSIS OF RETROVAGINAL TISSUE AND VAGINA (CLINICAL CASE)
The paper reports a rare clinical case of a young patient with combined internal and external endometriosis, specifically involving the rectovaginal septum and the vagina, presenting with a range of symptoms such as cyclical and chronic pain, infertility, abnormal uterine bleeding, and dysfunction of nearby organs, alongside impacts on psychoemotional status. It describes the management approach used and states that a favorable outcome was achieved for the patient. The main limitation is that the evidence is a single clinical case without broader study design or generalizable data. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it is a clinical case report of rectovaginal septum and vaginal endometriosis and the outcome after management.
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