Sensorische und muskuläre Beckenbodenfunktion bei Endometriose
This article reviews a Brazilian cross-sectional study investigating whether women with endometriosis suffer from sensory or muscular pelvic floor dysfunction due to visceral inflammation and pain. The authors note that these pathological features can trigger muscle tension, prompting an examination of the potential link between the disease and pelvic floor abnormalities. The summary highlights the clinical question of whether endometriosis patients exhibit specific dysfunctions in pelvic floor sensation or musculature. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically examining its association with sensory and muscular pelvic floor dysfunction.
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