Operative Therapie der Endometriose und Fertilität

Felix Neis, K. J. Neis, K. Bühler
In: Gynäkologische Endokrinologie · 2017 · vol. 15(4) , pp. 273–280 · doi:10.1007/s10304-017-0154-y · W2752299677
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The aim of endometriosis surgery is complete removal to improve fertility, but residual endometriosis may be left if fertility is at risk.

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The paper discusses operative treatment for endometriosis, focusing on how surgical standards relate to fertility outcomes. It describes surgery’s main goal as complete removal of endometriosis to improve fertility, while noting that if protecting fertility is the overriding objective, surgeons may need to leave some residual disease. A stated caveat is that operative therapy is still not standardized. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically, it reviews standard surgical techniques with emphasis on their implications for fertility, and it also mentions adenomyosis as part of its clinical scope.

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