Endometriosis with massive ascites

Halme J; Chafe W; Currie JL

Endometriosis with massive ascites

Halme J, Chafe W, Currie JL

Published April 1985 Obstetrics and Gynecology, 65(4), 591-592

Abstract

One case of extensive endometriosis with ascites in a young nulliparous woman is reported. The patient had been maintained on suppressive therapy with danazol for over two years, demonstrating the feasibility of conservative management in this extremely rare form of endometriosis. However, long-term efficacy and potential for fertility remain to be determined.

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Topics

Endometriosis › Medical Management › Hormonal Suppression Outcomes · Therapeutics › Hormonal Agents › Androgens and DHEA

Halme et al. 1985, Halme 1985

Keywords

Adult, Ascites/etiology/pathology, Endometriosis/complications/pathology, Female, Humans, Peritoneal Neoplasms/complications

Endometriosis with massive ascites

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