Endométriose cervicale: à propos d'un cas
This case report details a 46-year-old patient diagnosed with cervical endometriosis presenting as intermenstrual bleeding and a cervical cyst, confirmed by biopsy and ultrasound.
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The paper reports a 46-year-old multiparous patient who presented with isolated abnormal intermenstrual bleeding and a small, well-circumscribed blue cystic lesion on the anterior cervical lip seen on speculum exam; pelvic ultrasound described an adenomyosis-like uterine appearance. Cervical lesion biopsy yielded brown “chocolate” material, and histology showed endometrial tissue embedded beneath the epithelium, consistent with cervical endometriosis. The authors discuss cervical endometriosis as potentially primary or secondary (via spread from nearby endometriosis), proposing that cervical trauma and epithelial desquamation during menstruation create a niche for implantation, and note that it is usually asymptomatic with rare mild metrorrhagia. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically a case report of cervical endometriosis (with ultrasound described adenomyosis-like uterine features).
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