Endometriosis and pregnancy: a complication to be aware of
This paper discusses endometriosis as a pregnancy complication, with authors reporting contributions to data collection, analysis, management, and manuscript writing/editing.
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This brief case report highlights a rare complication where endometriosis presents with hemoperitoneum during pregnancy, mimicking acute abdominal emergencies. The authors describe a clinical scenario involving free fluid and blood around the liver, emphasizing the diagnostic challenge in distinguishing this from other obstetric or surgical urgencies. They note that while endometriosis is generally considered stable during pregnancy due to hormonal changes, unexpected hemorrhage can occur, requiring high clinical suspicion. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically focusing on its atypical presentation as a surgical emergency during pregnancy.
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