Endometriose und harnableitende Wege
This paper demonstrates the diagnosis and endoscopic treatment of urinary tract endometriosis, including ureteral compression, bladder involvement, and nephrectomy, through illustrative case examples.
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This German-language review examines the diagnostic and therapeutic challenges associated with endometriosis affecting the urinary tract, including ureteral compression or infiltration that may lead to renal function loss. The authors outline primary imaging modalities such as MRU and ultrasound, alongside surgical interventions ranging from ureterolysis and segment resection to nephrectomy in cases of irreversible kidney damage. Case examples are presented to demonstrate the efficacy of endoscopic removal of bladder wall endometriosis and management of deep infiltrating lesions. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically focusing on its involvement of the urinary tract structures and corresponding surgical management strategies.
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