Severe endometriosis involving the urogenital system
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This chapter describes ureteral and bladder endometriosis, noting a significant recent increase in prevalence that may be driven by environmental toxins according to recent studies.
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This chapter describes two forms of endometriosis involving the urogenital system. It should be pointed out that the prevalence of both ureteral and bladder endometriosis has dramatically and significantly increased in recent years. According to the findings of one our of last studies, environmental toxins could be responsible for this increase.
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