Endometriosis symptoms and the limitations of pathology-based classification of severity.
This paper argues that endometriosis symptom severity, such as premenstrual spotting and infertility duration, reveals limitations in current pathology-based classification and suggests future avenues for noninvasive diagnostics.
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- Development of peritoneal endometriosis: Characterisation of immune environment in peritoneal endometriotic lesions 2015
- Premenstrual spotting of ≥2 days is strongly associated with histologically confirmed endometriosis in women with infertility 2014
- Endometriosis: Disease Classification and Behavior 2011
- Endometriosis 2000
- Health and fertility outcomes among women surgically treated for endometriosis 1997
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