Adhesion Barrier Helps After Endometriosis Surgery
The use of adhesion barrier does not only reduce the formation of adhesions but also their extent and severity following endometriosis surgery.
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Women reject using hormonal drugs for endometriosis, an accelerating need for nonhormonal medications
Only one in 10 patients are satisfied with the current endocrine endometriosis drugs.
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Managing Persistent Pelvic Pain in a distinct "pain" clinic
Persistent pelvic pain produces physiological stress and productivity loss in the reproductive period.
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Retinol-binding protein in endometriosis pathogenesis
Pioneering scientific results of retinol-binding protein4 in endometriosis
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What causes distress in women with endometriosis?
Physiological distress is caused by thoughts on body image, self-criticism, and pain intensity in patients with endometriosis study suggests
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The Surgical Management of Endometriosis of the Ureter and Bladder
Ureterolysis presents a good risk-benefit rate and should be considered in the first line for the management of ureteral endometriosis, the study suggests.
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Factors affecting complications and the recurrence of operated deep infiltrating endometriosis
Hormonal therapy: double edged sword
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The higher the cyst fluid iron concentration, the more severe the pain symptom for endometrioma
Iron concentration in cyst fluid of endometrioma patients is an independent predictor to identify severity of dysmenorrhea.
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