ANÁLISE DO PERFIL DE SINTOMAS DE PACIENTES COM ENDOMETRIOSE INTESTINAL EM AMBULATÓRIO ESPECIALIZADO
This study analyzed the range of coloproctological symptoms, including intestinal and pelvic floor dysfunction, in patients with deep intestinal endometriosis requiring manometric evaluation for management.
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This retrospective study analyzed the clinical profiles and preoperative anorectal manometry findings of 84 patients with intestinal endometriosis treated at a specialized clinic. The researchers identified that dyschezia and tenesmus were the most prevalent coloproctological symptoms, occurring in over 40% and one-third of the cohort respectively, while nearly 18% of patients reported no intestinal symptoms at all. Among the subset of patients who underwent manometry, more than half exhibited abnormalities in parameters such as resting pressure and voluntary maximum pressure, reinforcing the utility of this diagnostic tool for surgical planning. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically deep infiltrating endometriosis involving the intestine and its associated symptomatic profile.
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