[Findings on 2 cases of inclusion of tubal epithelium in the ovarian parenchyma (endosalpingiosis)]
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This paper examines two cases of ovarian endosalpingiosis, suggesting that migratory, embryonary, and metaplasic theories may all contribute to the pathogenesis of both endometriosis and endosalpingiosis.
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Endosalpingiosis of the ovary is considered. It is a finding unfrequently quoted in the literature though it may be a starting point of endosalpingioma. The possibility of mistaking endometriosis with endosalpingiosis and vice versa is mentioned. The two cases under examination are looked upon as a proof that all the three pathogenetic theories of endometriosis and endosalpingiosis (migratory, embryonary, metaplasic) may be accepted.
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- Pelvic endometriosis and tubal fimbriae via openalex
- The pathogenesis of postsalpingectomy endometriosis in laparotomy scars via openalex
- W1968557684 via openalex
- W2056747712 via openalex
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