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Endometrioma: From Pathogenesis to Treatment (Video)

Watch excision that preserves ovarian function

The pathogenesis of endometriomas affect surgical management. Surgeons should make every effort to preserve ovarian function.

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In this video, Cleveland Clinic surgeons describe two theories of endometrioma pathogenesis:

  1. Progressive invagination of the ovarian cortex at the site of endometrial implants
  2. Coelomic metaplasia

Watch as surgeons laparoscopically remove a large left ovarian endometrioma via cyst wall excision, emphasizing intraovarian suturing for hemostasis and ovarian preservation.

Physicians from Cleveland Clinic’s Ob/Gyn & Women’s Health Institute will present on this topic at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) 2017 Congress & Expo in San Antonio, Texas.

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