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Incisional Endometriosis – Two Case Reports
Abstract
Little has changed since Rokitansky described endometriosis in 1861. Incisional or scar endometriosis is rare, reported in 0.03-1.08% of women following obstetric or gynaecological surgery, in most cases after caesarean section. Its incidence is expected to rise with the increase in numbers of caesarean sections and laparoscopic gynaecological procedures.The classic triad of a painful abdominal mass, with the pain getting worse during menstruation and history of previous incision in the area is usually diagnostic
but not always present. Two cases of incisional endometriosis are presented, with a suggested management approach given.
but not always present. Two cases of incisional endometriosis are presented, with a suggested management approach given.
