A Report of Four Cases of Intestinal Endometriosis
This report details four cases of intestinal endometriosis presenting as stenotic lesions causing bowel obstruction in women aged 35-43, highlighting the difficulty of preoperative diagnosis and recommending consideration of this condition in reproductive-aged women with such symptoms.
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This paper reports four cases of intestinal endometriosis in women aged 35–43 who developed abdominal pain, vomiting, and dyschezia from stenotic intestinal lesions. Lesion sites were the ileum in two cases and the sigmoid colon and rectum in one case each; all patients had no history of bowel disease or prior laparotomy and were not diagnosed preoperatively. The authors state that evaluation of symptoms and clinical examinations was inadequate for accurate preoperative diagnosis, while postoperative courses were uneventful with no reported recurrences. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it presents four clinical cases of intestinal endometriosis causing bowel obstruction.
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