Urologische Komplikationen der Endometriose
Urinary tract endometriosis, especially bladder wall involvement, is often overlooked and can cause persistent symptoms, necessitating combined urological and gynecological management.
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This paper reviews urologic complications of endometriosis, focusing on how urinary tract endometriosis—especially bladder wall involvement—can be missed and lead to years of dysuria/pelvic pain despite lack of infection. It reports case-based observations highlighting that characteristic endoscopic findings may be absent and that deep transurethral resection may be required for histopathologic confirmation, and it describes bladder endometrial polyp development after tamoxifen for endometrial uterine sarcoma. For ureteral endometriosis, the authors note that insidious symptomatology can result in irreversible kidney function loss, with ureter disease sometimes only recognized after surgical complications, and that persistent fibrosing ureteritis often necessitates resection and ureter reimplantation even after hormonal suppression. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically urologic tract manifestations and complications (bladder and ureter) and related diagnostic/therapeutic challenges.
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Cited by (3)
- Endometriose 2014
- Endometriose 2014
- Endometriose 2010
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- Endometriose 2014
- Endometriose 2014
- Endometriose 2010
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