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Endometrioma infiltrating the dome of the bladder.
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F1
It confirmed a 3-cm lesion with edema and purplish highlights located at the dome of the bladder, suspicious for endometrioma (Figure 1).
Endometriotic implants on the visceral pleura of the right lung.
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F2
Multiple small lesions were present on the apical region of the lung typical of peritoneal endometriosis (Figures 2 and 3).
Endometriotic implants on the parietal pleura of the right hemi-thorax.
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F3
Multiple small lesions were present on the apical region of the lung typical of peritoneal endometriosis (Figures 2 and 3).
Circumferential excision of the involved bladder dome. Two 6 F stents are seen entering the bladder through the urethra.
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F5
Segmental bladder wall excision and repair (Figures 5 and 6) followed.
Repaired bladder. The defect was approximated in two layers with slow absorbable Polyglactin sutures.
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F6
Segmental bladder wall excision and repair (Figures 5 and 6) followed.