Endometriosis of liver and diaphragm: is the diagnosis often missed?

J Bhaumik, M. Hefni
In: Gynaecological Endoscopy · 2002 · vol. 11(2-3) , pp. 155–158 · doi:10.1046/j.1365-2508.2002.00506.x · W1997117628
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This report details three cases of endometriosis affecting the liver and diaphragm, highlighting the need for a comprehensive laparoscopic examination even when symptoms are primarily pelvic.

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ABSTRACT Objective To report three cases of endometriosis of the liver, in two of which there was also pleural endometriosis. Subjects Three patients who underwent diagnostic laparoscopy for pelvic pain, two of whom also had pulmonary symptoms. Conclusion A 360‐degree view at laparoscopy is essential in all patients undergoing diagnostic laparoscopy, even though they may be complaining only of pelvic symptoms.

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