Analysis of the severity of clinical manifestations of endometriosis in the long term after radical surgical treatment

В. И. Коновалов, А. В. Воронцова
In: Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases · 2021 · vol. 50(4) , pp. 21–24 · doi:10.17816/jowd95620 · W4200008880
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Radical surgical interventions for endometriosis did not prove optimal for long-term alleviation of its primary clinical manifestations compared to no treatment.

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This study conducted a comparative analysis of clinical manifestations in 111 women who underwent radical surgical treatment for endometriosis and 371 untreated women with the condition. The researchers evaluated long-term outcomes regarding pelvic pain, menstrual and reproductive function disorders, and adjacent organ dysfunction to determine the efficacy of various operative interventions. The findings indicated that none of the surgical methods tested provided an optimal, long-term solution for alleviating the primary symptoms associated with the disease. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically analyzing the long-term severity of clinical symptoms following radical surgical intervention.

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Comparative analysis of the endometriosis main clinical manifestations (pain syndrome in the small pelvic area, menstrual and generative functions disorders, adjacent organs dysfunction) has been carried out in 111 women in long-term period after efficient operative interventions and 371 women with endometriosis who didnt get any treatment. None of the above-mentioned methods of the efficient surgical treatment turned to be optimal (long-term and effective) for cutting short the main clinical manifestations of endometriosis.
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Comparative analysis of the endometriosis main clinical manifestations (pain syndrome in the small pelvic area, menstrual and generative functions disorders, adjacent organs dysfunction) has been carried out in 111 women in long-term period after efficient operative interventions and 371 women with endometriosis who didn’t get any treatment. None of the above-mentioned methods of the efficient surgical treatment turned to be optimal (long-term and effective) for cutting short the main clinical manifestations of endometriosis.

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Full Text About the authors V. I. Konovalov Ural State Medical Academy Author for correspondence. Email: [email protected] Russian Federation, Yekaterinburg A. V. Vorontsova Ural State Medical Academy Email: [email protected] Russian Federation, Yekaterinburg

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