Medical and Surgical Treatment of Endometriosis

G. David Adamson, Heidi Nelson
In: The Endocrinologist · 1996 · vol. 6(5) , pp. 384–391 · doi:10.1097/00019616-199609000-00006 · W1996633634
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This review summarizes the nature, presentation, diagnosis, and current medical and surgical treatment options for endometriosis, outlining an effective management algorithm based on recent advances.

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This review article summarizes the nature, presentation, and diagnosis of endometriosis while evaluating current medical and surgical treatment options. The authors utilize data from prospective controlled studies and meta-analyses to demonstrate how recent pharmacologic and surgical advances have improved management of associated pain, infertility, and pelvic masses. They propose that a rational algorithm for patient care can be implemented using these technologies to address this potentially debilitating disease. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically reviewing the landscape of medical and surgical treatments available for the condition.

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Although endometriosis remains an enigmatic disease, recent pharmacologic and surgical ad' vances have dramatically improved our ability to deal with endometriosis-associated pain, infertility, and pelvic masses. This article summarizes the nature, presentation, and diagnosis of endometriosis and reviews the current medical and surgical treatment options. Prospective, con- trolled studies and meta-analyses provide an understanding of how best to utilize these new technologies. A rational, objective, and usually effective algorithm for management of this potentially debilitating disease can be implemented for most patients.
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Original Article: PDF Only Medical and Surgical Treatment of Endometriosis - G. David Adamson - H. Preston Nelson The Endocrinologist 6(5):p 384-391, September 1996. Although endometriosis remains an enigmatic disease, recent pharmacologic and surgical ad' vances have dramatically improved our ability to deal with endometriosis-associated pain, infertility, and pelvic masses. This article summarizes the nature, presentation, and diagnosis of endometriosis and reviews the current medical and surgical treatment options. Prospective, con- trolled studies and meta-analyses provide an understanding of how best to utilize these new technologies. A rational, objective, and usually effective algorithm for management of this potentially debilitating disease can be implemented for most patients. Copyright © Lippincott-Raven Publishers.

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