Methodik und klinische Ergebnisse laparoskopischen Vorgehens bei Darmendometriose
This study evaluated the methodology and clinical outcomes of laparoscopic surgery for intestinal endometriosis involving 114 patients with pelvic disease affecting the small intestine, sigmoid colon, or rectum. The surgical approach included transvaginal excision followed by laparoscopic mobilization and resection techniques tailored to the depth and extent of infiltration, resulting in various procedures such as local wall excisions and deep anterior rectal resections. While the procedure was deemed safe and feasible, the authors noted postoperative complications including anastomotic insufficiencies and rectovaginal fistulas, all of which resolved following protective stoma placement. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the laparoscopic surgical management of deep infiltrating lesions within the bowel.
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