Extração por orifícios naturais (NOSE) no tratamento cirúrgico minimamente invasivo de endometriose intestinal : relato de caso
This case report demonstrates the technical feasibility of natural orifice specimen extraction via the vagina for resecting a rectosigmoid segment affected by deep intestinal endometriosis.
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This case report examined the feasibility of natural orifice specimen extraction (NOSE) during minimally invasive surgery for intestinal endometriosis. The authors describe transvaginal removal of a rectosigmoid segment affected by deep endometriosis after laparoscopic bowel resection, aiming to avoid enlargement of external surgical incisions. The report presents the technique as technically feasible and discusses its potential advantages, including reduced postoperative pain, complications, and hospitalization associated with minimally invasive surgery, while noting that NOSE remains infrequently used and has important limitations. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — the technical feasibility and implications of transvaginal specimen extraction during minimally invasive resection of intestinal disease.
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