Endometriosis 2.0

Emmanuelle Mathieu d’Argent
In: Médecine de la Reproduction · 2023 · vol. 25(2) , pp. 100 · doi:10.1684/mte.2023.0955 · W4385882456
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This paper defines endometriosis as a benign gynecological disease involving ectopic endometrial tissue, but argues it is a significant public health problem affecting 10-15% of women.

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This commentary challenges the traditional definition of endometriosis as merely ectopic endometrial tissue, arguing that such a description fails to capture the disease's complexity. The author highlights that endometriosis affects 10 to 15 percent of women of reproductive age, classifying it as a significant public health issue rather than a benign condition. The text emphasizes the need to move beyond simplistic definitions to acknowledge the systemic and chronic nature of the disorder. This paper is centrally about endometriosis, specifically focusing on redefining the disease concept from a clinical and public health perspective.

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Médecine de la Reproduction MENUEndométriose 2.0 Volume 25, numéro 2, Avril-Mai-Juin 2023 Auteur Centre de fertilité de Tenon, AP-HP, Paris, France * Tirés à part : E. Mathieu d’Argent - DOI : 10.1684/mte.2023.0955 - Page(s) : 100 - Année de parution : 2023 «L’endométriose est une maladie gynécologique bénigne, liée à la présence de tissu endométrial en situation ectopique. » Actuellement, presque tous les articles traitant d’endométriose dans la littérature internationale commencent ainsi…Si sa définition est effectivement celle-ci, l’endométriose est bien plus que cela. Elle représente aujourd’hui un grave problème de santé publique, puisque 10 à 15 % des femmes, de la puberté à la ménopause, en sont atteintes. Ceci représente environ 2,5 millions [...]

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