DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC CHALLENGES IN ENDOMETRIOSIS: A NARRATIVE REVIEW
This narrative review addresses diagnostic and therapeutic challenges in endometriosis, highlighting the shift from invasive laparoscopy to non-invasive multimodal imaging and discussing strategies to improve symptom control and treatment outcomes.
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This narrative review examines the significant diagnostic and therapeutic hurdles associated with endometriosis, a prevalent inflammatory condition affecting approximately 10% of women of reproductive age. The authors highlight that heterogeneous symptoms often lead to substantial delays in diagnosis, necessitating a shift from invasive laparoscopy toward non-invasive multimodal imaging techniques such as transvaginal sonography and magnetic resonance imaging. The paper further outlines current medical, surgical, and fertility-preservation strategies aimed at improving symptom control and long-term clinical outcomes through early detection and multidisciplinary care. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically focusing on diagnostic challenges, non-invasive imaging modalities, and therapeutic management strategies for the disease.
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