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This paper discusses how the condition of regurgitated endometrial tissue is critical for endometriosis development, noting the existence of submicroscopic lesions missed by diagnostic laparoscopy.
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Tissue integrity of the regurgitated endometrium is pivotal to the development of endometriosis. Occult, submicroscopic lesions occur. Diagnostic laparoscopy may underestimate as well as overestimate the presence of endometriosis.
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