ENDOMETRIOSE DO TRATO GENITURINÁRIO: REVISÃO DE LITERATURA ENDOMETRIOSIS OF THE GENITOURINARY TRACT: A LITERATURE REVIEW
This literature review examined genitourinary endometriosis, finding the bladder most affected and biopsy the only definitive diagnostic method, with surgery often preferred over hormonal treatment due to high recurrence rates.
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This literature review describes endometriosis of the genitourinary tract, noting that about 1%–2% of endometriosis cases involve the urinary system, most commonly the bladder (84%), with symptoms such as cyclic pelvic pain, acute urethral syndrome, cystitis-like symptoms, and cyclic hematuria. Across 48 reviewed papers focused largely on bladder endometriosis, the authors reported that biopsy is the only method for definitive diagnosis and that hormonal treatment is associated with a high recurrence rate, leading to frequent proposals of surgical management. The main limitation is that this is a narrative review based on previously published works rather than original research, with no additional methodological detail provided about selection criteria. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it specifically reviews endometriosis of the genitourinary tract, with a strong focus on bladder endometriosis diagnosis and treatment.
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