Adenomyosis interna bei schwerster Blutung in der Nachgeburtsperiode und post partum
A woman experiencing severe postpartum hemorrhage required a hysterectomy, revealing adenomyosis interna associated with significant decidual reaction and uterine atony.
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The paper describes a case report of a 40-year-old first-time mother who experienced severe bleeding in the placental period and postpartum, requiring blood transfusion and ultimately vaginal uterine extirpation. Pathological examination found a markedly enlarged, lax uterus with extensive adenomyosis interna at the placental site, penetrating about one-third of the uterine wall cross-section and accompanied by a strong, especially in deeper myometrial layers, decidual reaction. The authors link these findings to severe uterine atony as the presumed cause of the hemorrhage, while the major limitation is that the evidence is drawn from a single clinical case rather than a systematic study. Relevance to endometriosis: adenomyosis interna is not endometriosis per se, but it is directly about adenomyosis and therefore is centrally related to adenomyosis as discussed in the corpus.
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References (5)
- Beitrag zur Anatomie und Genese der endometranen Adenomyosis (Adenomyosis uteri interna) via openalex
- Zur Frage der Endometriosis resp. Deciduosis externa (peritonealis) via openalex
- W198313719 via openalex
- W2020912120 via openalex
- W2046038606 via openalex
Cited by (5)
- Endometriosis in association with pregnancy 1946
- Endometriosis and Pregnancy 1944
- Adenomyosis interna uteri as a cause of uncontrollable atony and hemorrhage following cesarean section for sacculation pregnancy. Hysterectomy 1941
- Die Pathologie der Bindegewebs-geschwülste und Mischgeschwülste 1930
- Die pathologische Anatomie der Gebärmutter 1930
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