Endometriosis e incapacidad permanente en perspectiva de género
Analysis of 65 Spanish court rulings on permanent disability claims found that endometriosis is largely invisible in jurisprudence—mentioned in clinical descriptions but rarely cited in the legal reasoning—suggesting gender bias in disability determinations for highly female-prevalent conditions.
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The paper examines work incapacity outcomes in women with endometriosis, arguing that gender biases affect permanent disability determinations for endometriosis and other female-prevalent conditions. Using an analysis of 65 court rulings, it describes endometriosis’ persistent nature, the severity classifications used to judge functional limitations, and the jurisprudential criteria applied to grant total or absolute permanent disability. The authors conclude that endometriosis is “invisible” in judicial reasoning: it is often listed as part of the clinical picture among other conditions but receives less justification and relative importance than other diseases, including other feminized illnesses. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it analyzes gendered jurisprudential handling of permanent work incapacity claims in endometriosis.
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