[Incidence of deeply infiltrating endometriosis among 240 cases of pelvic endometriosis and analysis of its clinical and pathological characteristics].
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One-third of pelvic endometriosis patients present with deeply infiltrating endometriosis, often indicated by pelvic pain, uterine mobility issues, and cervical nodularity.
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More than one third of patients with pelvic endometriosis have concomitant DIE with a lower rate of preoperative diagnosis. Pelvic pains, bad movement of uterus and painful nodulirity around cervix suggest the presence of DIE.
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