Endometriosis incisional. Un hallazgo infradiagnosticado en cirugía general
This report presents three cases of incisional endometriosis in women with prior gynecological surgery, highlighting the importance of cyclical pain for clinical diagnosis and confirming pathology after surgical excision.
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