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Эндометриоз кожи

Эндометриоз кожи

Abstract

Эндометриоз кожи представляет собой патологический процесс с доброкачественным разрастанием ткани, которая морфологически и функционально похожа на эндометрий. Эндометриоз развивается в тканях и органах женского организма в виде солитарных или множественные узловых образований, однако наиболее частой локализацией является область малого таза и половые органы. Эндометриоз кожи составляет от 0,42 до 4% по отношению ко всем вариантам эндометриоза. Развитие эндометриоза на коже и слизистых наружных гениталий объясняют гематогенным и, возможно, лимфогенным заносом клеток маточного эндометрия. Кроме сосудистой трансплантации маточного эндометрия возможен механический перенос, имплантация во время различных оперативных вмешательств (кесарева сечения, сальпингэктомии, аппендэктомии, лапаротомии, грыжесечения). Приведено описание наблюдения редкого случая эндометриоза кожи в виде эндометриоидных имплантов в зоне послеоперационного рубца, отсроченное на несколько лет.

Cutaneous endometriosis is a pathological process with benign growth of tissue, morphologically andfunctionally similar to the endometrium. Endometriosis develops in tissues and organs of females and is presented by solitarty or multiple nodular formations; its most incident location are the pelvic region and the genitals. Cutaneous endometriosis is responsible for 0.42-4% of all endometriosis variants. The development of endometriosis in the skin and external genital mucosa is assumed to be caused by the hematogenic and presumably lymphogenic transport of the uterine endometrial cells. In addition to the vascular transplantation of the uterine endometrium, mechanical transfer is posible, as well as implantation during surgical interventions (cesarean section, salpingectomy, appendectomy, laparotomy, herniotomy). A clinical observation is presented.

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ЭНДОМЕТРИОЗ КОЖИ, ЭНДОМЕТРИОИДНАЯ БОЛЕЗНЬ, КЛАССИФИКАЦИЯ, ГИСТОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ВАРИАНТЫ, ДИАГНОСТИЧЕСКИЕ ОСОБЕННОСТИ

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