Geburtenregister für tiefinfiltrierende Endometriose
This paper introduces a birth registry initiative to investigate the delivery outcomes of deep infiltrating endometriosis, which is currently understudied compared to pregnancy complications.
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The paper describes the establishment of a German-language birth registry aimed at capturing delivery outcomes in women with deep infiltrating endometriosis (TIE), including both surgically treated and non-surgically treated cases. Using a protected electronic database with center-based online registration, the registry collects information on birth injuries, mode of delivery, and fetal outcomes across participating centers, with the number of inclusions and study duration not predefined due to the register design. The authors state that ethics approval is in place and that the study is registered in DRKS, but they do not present outcome results because the focus is on building the registry. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the creation of a birth registry to study delivery outcomes in deep infiltrating endometriosis.
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