Endometriose vesical: revisão clínica e imagiológica a propósito de um caso clínico

Manuela R. Souto, Teresa Margarida Cunha
2005 · pp. 55–58 · W2561891927
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This case report reviews the clinical, imaging, and pathological features of bladder endometriosis, a rare urinary system involvement that can mimic bladder neoplasms.

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This paper reviews bladder endometriosis using a clinical case as the starting point, focusing on clinical presentation, imaging characteristics, and anatomic pathology findings. It notes that urinary tract involvement by endometriosis is rare and that the bladder is the most commonly affected site, while radiologic appearance can be difficult to differentiate from intrinsic bladder neoplasia. The authors describe the imaging and histologic features observed in a woman to support the endometriosis diagnosis. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically bladder endometriosis and its clinical, imaging, and pathological features.

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A endometriose caracteriza-se pela presença de tecido endometrial fora do útero. O envolvimento do sistema urinário é raro, sendo a bexiga a estrutura mais habitualmente atingida. Radiologicamente estas lesões podem ser difíceis de distinguir das neoplasias vesicais intrínsecas. A partir do caso clínico de uma mulher com endometriose vesical, os autores fazem uma revisão das características clínicas, imagiológicas e anátomo-patológicas desta entidade.
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| Nome: | Descrição: | Tamanho: | Formato: | | |---|---|---|---|---| | 881.33 KB | Adobe PDF | Orientador(es) Resumo(s) A endometriose caracteriza-se pela presença de tecido endometrial fora do útero. O envolvimento do sistema urinário é raro, sendo a bexiga a estrutura mais habitualmente atingida. Radiologicamente estas lesões podem ser difíceis de distinguir das neoplasias vesicais intrínsecas. A partir do caso clínico de uma mulher com endometriose vesical, os autores fazem uma revisão das características clínicas, imagiológicas e anátomo-patológicas desta entidade. Endometriosis is characterized by endometrial tissue in ectopic foci outside the uterus. Involvement of the urinary tract is rare, with the bladder being most commonly affected in these cases. Radiologically these lesions may be difficult to distinguish from intrinsic bladder neoplasia. The authors present the case of a woman with bladder endometriosis and the imagiologic and histologic features that suggest the diagnosis. Endometriosis is characterized by endometrial tissue in ectopic foci outside the uterus. Involvement of the urinary tract is rare, with the bladder being most commonly affected in these cases. Radiologically these lesions may be difficult to distinguish from intrinsic bladder neoplasia. The authors present the case of a woman with bladder endometriosis and the imagiologic and histologic features that suggest the diagnosis. Descrição Palavras-chave Endometriose Sistema urinário Bexiga Endometriosis Urinary tract Bladder Contexto Educativo Citação Manuela R. Souto; Teresa Margarida Cunha. Bladder Endometriosis: Review of the Clinical and Imagiological Features Based on a Case Report, Acta Radiológica Portuguesa, 17, 68, 55-58, 2005.

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