Endometriosis of the umbilical ring
This case report details the diagnosis and surgical treatment of endometriosis in the umbilical ring, supporting the migration theory of pathogenesis due to the absence of prior surgical history.
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The paper reports a clinical case of a 33-year-old patient with endometriosis involving the umbilical ring/umbilical soft tissues that was diagnosed and surgically treated. The authors describe the absence of prior surgical procedures in that area and use this to argue for a role of the migration theory of endometriosis pathogenesis. Their key finding is that, based on the history, endometrial cell migration could plausibly occur via retrograde penetration through blood and/or lymphatic vessels from the pelvic cavity. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it focuses specifically on umbilical-ring (extragenital) endometriosis and its proposed migratory mechanism.
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