1172: Long-Term Follow-Up after Conservative Surgery for Bladder Endometriosis
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This study reviewed the outcomes of 26 patients who underwent conservative surgery for bladder endometriosis and urethro-vaginal fistula over a six-year period in the UK.
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and urethro-vaginal (UVF) fistula are infrequently encountered in current UK practice. We reviewed the outcome of 26 consecutive patients treated in a 6-year period.
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- Endometriosis and the Urinary Tract: from Diagnosis to Surgical Treatment 2020
- Correlation of Bladder Wall Endometriosis Histological Location, To Infertility Patients’ Clinical Characteristics and Severity of Peritoneal Endometriosis 2022
- A case of bladder endometriosis successfully treated by laparoscopic resection 2008
Cited by (3)
- Correlation of Bladder Wall Endometriosis Histological Location, To Infertility Patients’ Clinical Characteristics and Severity of Peritoneal Endometriosis 2022
- Endometriosis and the Urinary Tract: from Diagnosis to Surgical Treatment 2020
- A case of bladder endometriosis successfully treated by laparoscopic resection 2008
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