Laparoscopic therapy as a treatment for diaphragmatic endometriosis
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Resumo: | Introduction: Thoracic involvement accounts for the most prevalent extrapelvic presentation of endometriosis, with the diaphragm being the region most affected by the disease. A variety of symptoms are cited in the literature, with the catamenial factor being the main differential finding of these manifestations. Objective: The purpose of this article is to describe the social impact of diaphragmatic endometriosis on the lives of patients and to discuss the description of endometriosis surgery. Methodology: The present study is based on a literature review based on articles selected by the criteria of relevance and up-to-dateness inserted in a scientific database. Results: The first report of endometriosis involving the lung parenchyma was described in 1938 by Schwarz, while in 1958 there was the first report of catamenial pneumothorax by Maurer et al. Pelvic and transvaginal ultrasound with bowel preparation and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with specialized protocols are the main imaging methods for detecting and staging endometriosis. Conclusion: Surgical treatment is the only curative method, and the minimally invasive route should be the choice given the lower risks of contamination, better healing, and complete rehabilitation of the patient in a shorter period if laparotomy were performed. It is worth noting that the patient needs a multidisciplinary approach aiming at a complete recovery and the return to daily activities as soon as possible. |
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Laparoscopic therapy as a treatment for diaphragmatic endometriosisTerapia laparoscópica como tratamiento de la endometriosis diafragmáticaA terapêutica videolaparoscópica como tratamento na endometriose diafragmáticaDerrame PleuralDiafragmaEndometrioseHemotóraxPneumotórax.Pleural EffusionDiaphragmEndometriosisHemothoraxPneumothorax.Derrame PleuralDiafragmaEndometriosisHemotóraxNeumotórax.Introduction: Thoracic involvement accounts for the most prevalent extrapelvic presentation of endometriosis, with the diaphragm being the region most affected by the disease. A variety of symptoms are cited in the literature, with the catamenial factor being the main differential finding of these manifestations. Objective: The purpose of this article is to describe the social impact of diaphragmatic endometriosis on the lives of patients and to discuss the description of endometriosis surgery. Methodology: The present study is based on a literature review based on articles selected by the criteria of relevance and up-to-dateness inserted in a scientific database. Results: The first report of endometriosis involving the lung parenchyma was described in 1938 by Schwarz, while in 1958 there was the first report of catamenial pneumothorax by Maurer et al. Pelvic and transvaginal ultrasound with bowel preparation and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with specialized protocols are the main imaging methods for detecting and staging endometriosis. Conclusion: Surgical treatment is the only curative method, and the minimally invasive route should be the choice given the lower risks of contamination, better healing, and complete rehabilitation of the patient in a shorter period if laparotomy were performed. It is worth noting that the patient needs a multidisciplinary approach aiming at a complete recovery and the return to daily activities as soon as possible.Introducción: La afectación torácica representa la presentación extrapélvica más prevalente de la endometriosis, siendo el diafragma la región más afectada por la enfermedad. En la literatura se cita una variedad de síntomas, siendo el factor catamenial el principal hallazgo diferencial de estas manifestaciones. Objetivo: El propósito de este artículo es describir el impacto social de la endometriosis diafragmática en la vida de las pacientes y discutir la descripción de la cirugía de la endometriosis. Metodología: El presente estudio se basa en una revisión de literatura basada en artículos seleccionados por los criterios de relevancia y actualidad insertados en una base de datos científica. Resultados: El primer reporte de endometriosis que involucra el parénquima pulmonar fue descrito en 1938 por Schwarz, mientras que en 1958 hubo el primer reporte de neumotórax catamenial por Maurer et al. La ecografía pélvica y transvaginal con preparación intestinal y la resonancia magnética nuclear (RMN) con protocolos especializados son los principales métodos de imagen para detectar y estadificar la endometriosis. Conclusión: El tratamiento quirúrgico es el único método curativo, y la vía mínimamente invasiva debe ser de elección dado el menor riesgo de contaminación, mejor cicatrización y rehabilitación completa del paciente en menor tiempo si se realiza la laparotomía. Vale la pena señalar que el paciente necesita un abordaje multidisciplinario con el objetivo de una recuperación completa y el regreso a las actividades diarias lo antes posible.Introdução: O acometimento torácico responde pela apresentação extra pélvica mais prevalente da endometriose, sendo o diafragma a região de maior comprometimento da doença. Uma variedade de sintomas é citada na literatura, sendo o fator catamenial o principal achado diferencial dessas manifestações. Objetivo: O objetivo desse artigo é descrever o impacto social da endometriose diafragmática na vida das pacientes e discorrer acerca da descrição da cirurgia de endometriose. Metodologia: O presente estudo fundamenta-se na revisão de literatura baseada em artigos selecionados pelos critérios de relevância e atualidade inseridos em banco de dados científicos. Resultados: O primeiro relato de endometriose envolvendo o parênquima pulmonar foi descrito em 1938 por Schwarz, enquanto em 1958 houve o primeiro relato de pneumotórax catamenial feito por Maurer et al. A ultrassonografia pélvica e transvaginal com preparo intestinal e a ressonância magnética (RM) com protocolos especializados são os principais métodos de imagem para detecção e estadiamento da endometriose. Conclusão: O tratamento cirúrgico é o único método curativo e a via minimamente invasiva deve ser a de escolha tendo em vista os menores riscos de contaminação, a melhor cicatrização e a reabilitação completa do paciente em um período inferior caso fosse realizada a laparotomia. Vale salientar que o paciente precisa de uma abordagem multidisciplinar visando uma completa recuperação e o retorno mais brevemente possível às atividades diárias.Research, Society and Development2022-10-08info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/3551110.33448/rsd-v11i13.35511Research, Society and Development; Vol. 11 No. 13; e326111335511Research, Society and Development; Vol. 11 Núm. 13; e326111335511Research, Society and Development; v. 11 n. 13; e3261113355112525-3409reponame:Research, Society and Developmentinstname:Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)instacron:UNIFEIporhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/35511/29753Copyright (c) 2022 Carolina Bandeira Domiciano; Aníbal Costa Filho; Geraldo Camilo Neto; Daniel Hortiz de Carvalho Nobre Felipe; Ana Cecília Maia; Deborah Cristina Nascimento de Oliveira; Bianca Vasconcelos Braga Cavalcante; Ana Júlia de Lima Medeiros Pereira; Marina Crispim Sarmentohttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessDomiciano, Carolina BandeiraCosta Filho, Aníbal Camilo Neto, Geraldo Felipe, Daniel Hortiz de Carvalho NobreMaia, Ana CecíliaOliveira, Deborah Cristina Nascimento deBIANCA VASCONCELOS BRAGAPereira, Ana Júlia de Lima MedeirosSarmento, Marina Crispim2022-10-17T13:43:46Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/35511Revistahttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/indexPUBhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/oairsd.articles@gmail.com2525-34092525-3409opendoar:2024-01-17T09:50:24.605204Research, Society and Development - Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)false |
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Laparoscopic therapy as a treatment for diaphragmatic endometriosis Terapia laparoscópica como tratamiento de la endometriosis diafragmática A terapêutica videolaparoscópica como tratamento na endometriose diafragmática |
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Laparoscopic therapy as a treatment for diaphragmatic endometriosis |
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Laparoscopic therapy as a treatment for diaphragmatic endometriosis Domiciano, Carolina Bandeira Derrame Pleural Diafragma Endometriose Hemotórax Pneumotórax. Pleural Effusion Diaphragm Endometriosis Hemothorax Pneumothorax. Derrame Pleural Diafragma Endometriosis Hemotórax Neumotórax. |
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Laparoscopic therapy as a treatment for diaphragmatic endometriosis |
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Laparoscopic therapy as a treatment for diaphragmatic endometriosis |
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Laparoscopic therapy as a treatment for diaphragmatic endometriosis |
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Laparoscopic therapy as a treatment for diaphragmatic endometriosis |
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Laparoscopic therapy as a treatment for diaphragmatic endometriosis |
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Domiciano, Carolina Bandeira |
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Domiciano, Carolina Bandeira Costa Filho, Aníbal Camilo Neto, Geraldo Felipe, Daniel Hortiz de Carvalho Nobre Maia, Ana Cecília Oliveira, Deborah Cristina Nascimento de BIANCA VASCONCELOS BRAGA Pereira, Ana Júlia de Lima Medeiros Sarmento, Marina Crispim |
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Costa Filho, Aníbal Camilo Neto, Geraldo Felipe, Daniel Hortiz de Carvalho Nobre Maia, Ana Cecília Oliveira, Deborah Cristina Nascimento de BIANCA VASCONCELOS BRAGA Pereira, Ana Júlia de Lima Medeiros Sarmento, Marina Crispim |
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Domiciano, Carolina Bandeira Costa Filho, Aníbal Camilo Neto, Geraldo Felipe, Daniel Hortiz de Carvalho Nobre Maia, Ana Cecília Oliveira, Deborah Cristina Nascimento de BIANCA VASCONCELOS BRAGA Pereira, Ana Júlia de Lima Medeiros Sarmento, Marina Crispim |
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Derrame Pleural Diafragma Endometriose Hemotórax Pneumotórax. Pleural Effusion Diaphragm Endometriosis Hemothorax Pneumothorax. Derrame Pleural Diafragma Endometriosis Hemotórax Neumotórax. |
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Derrame Pleural Diafragma Endometriose Hemotórax Pneumotórax. Pleural Effusion Diaphragm Endometriosis Hemothorax Pneumothorax. Derrame Pleural Diafragma Endometriosis Hemotórax Neumotórax. |
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Introduction: Thoracic involvement accounts for the most prevalent extrapelvic presentation of endometriosis, with the diaphragm being the region most affected by the disease. A variety of symptoms are cited in the literature, with the catamenial factor being the main differential finding of these manifestations. Objective: The purpose of this article is to describe the social impact of diaphragmatic endometriosis on the lives of patients and to discuss the description of endometriosis surgery. Methodology: The present study is based on a literature review based on articles selected by the criteria of relevance and up-to-dateness inserted in a scientific database. Results: The first report of endometriosis involving the lung parenchyma was described in 1938 by Schwarz, while in 1958 there was the first report of catamenial pneumothorax by Maurer et al. Pelvic and transvaginal ultrasound with bowel preparation and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with specialized protocols are the main imaging methods for detecting and staging endometriosis. Conclusion: Surgical treatment is the only curative method, and the minimally invasive route should be the choice given the lower risks of contamination, better healing, and complete rehabilitation of the patient in a shorter period if laparotomy were performed. It is worth noting that the patient needs a multidisciplinary approach aiming at a complete recovery and the return to daily activities as soon as possible. |
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