Schweppe KW, Rabe T, Langhardt M, Woziwodzki J, Petraglia F, Kiesel L Endometriosis – Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, and Therapeutic Options for Clinical and Ambulatory Care Journal für Reproduktionsmedizin und Endokrinologie - Journal of Reproductive Medicine and Endocrinology 2013; 10 (Sonderheft 1): 102-119 Volltext (PDF) Summary Übersicht | ||||||||||||||||||
Abbildung 5a-d: Endoscopic appearance of endometriosis Endoscopic appearance of endometriosis. (a): fresh peritoneal endometrial lesion on the pelvic peritoneum with distinctly visible vessels (Rimbach/Saarlouis); (b): Older, nodular peritoneal endometriosis in the area of the lig. sacrouterinum (Rimbach/Saarlouis); (c): Endometriosis in the area of the tube wall with peritubal adhesions (Rimbach/Saarlouis); (d): Conglomerate of appendix and tube in endometriosis: The infundibulum and the inflamed appendix stick together, mixed with vesicular, partially bloody endometriosis (Endo). |
Abbildung 5a-d: Endoscopic appearance of endometriosis
Endoscopic appearance of endometriosis. (a): fresh peritoneal endometrial lesion on the pelvic peritoneum with distinctly visible vessels (Rimbach/Saarlouis); (b): Older, nodular peritoneal endometriosis in the area of the lig. sacrouterinum (Rimbach/Saarlouis); (c): Endometriosis in the area of the tube wall with peritubal adhesions (Rimbach/Saarlouis); (d): Conglomerate of appendix and tube in endometriosis: The infundibulum and the inflamed appendix stick together, mixed with vesicular, partially bloody endometriosis (Endo). |
