Segmentale Resektion bei rektaler Endometriose: prädiktive MRT-Befunde
This study identified predictive MRI findings for rectal endometriosis requiring segmental resection when medical therapy fails.
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This paper addresses the management of deep infiltrating endometriosis affecting the rectum or rectosigmoid junction, which represents one of the most severe forms of extragenital disease. When pharmacological treatments fail, surgical intervention becomes necessary, with segmental resection indicated for deeper or larger infiltrations that cannot be managed by superficial shaving or excision. The study focuses on identifying predictive magnetic resonance imaging findings to guide these complex surgical decisions. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the diagnostic and surgical considerations for deep infiltrating lesions in the rectum.
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