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Fenestrated patch of diaphragm taking diaphragmatic slits
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Pleural abrasion was then performed over the diaphragm (Figure 1, Figure 2).
Anatomical view of the diaphragm after resection of pathological patch and repair of the diaphragm by separate points
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Pleural abrasion was then performed over the diaphragm (Figure 1, Figure 2).
HE stain x 400: endometrial tissu dissociating diaphragmatic muscular fibers
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Microscopically, the latest one showed a small endometrial focus including siderophages dues to former hemorrhages (Figure 3, Figure 4).
HE stain x 400: siderophages (brown spots) within endometriosic focus
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Microscopically, the latest one showed a small endometrial focus including siderophages dues to former hemorrhages (Figure 3, Figure 4).
Pelvic MRI: axial sequence (T1 FATSAT) evidenced multiple round lesions in hypersignal T1 facing the cervical vaginal area
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MRI revealed in both axial and sagittal sequences suggestive lesions of pelvic endomtriosis (Figure 5, Figure 6). Medical treatment with GnRH agonists was prescribed.
Pelvic MRI: sagittal sequence (T2 FSE) evidenced an oblong nodular lesion in hyposignal T2 in front of the vesicouterine cul de sac
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MRI revealed in both axial and sagittal sequences suggestive lesions of pelvic endomtriosis (Figure 5, Figure 6). Medical treatment with GnRH agonists was prescribed.