Histopathological speaking, endometriosis diagnosis is made when a lesion has endometrial type glands arranged in a fusiform, endometrial stroma. The histopathological diagnosis of endometriosis is made by a pathologist and consists of microscopic and macroscopic examination of tissues taken during surgery.
Dr Adelina Birceanu: Histopathological diagnosis of endometriosis Read More »
The Worldwide EndoMarch global movement leads the fight for urgently needed improvement to the way we diagnose and treat endometriosis, a potentially crippling, whole-body chronic inflammatory disease, affecting millions of individuals worldwide. The movement has ignited an international response from people in 70+ countries and counting, leading to dramatically increased awareness and policy changes around the world.
Chelsea Hardesty : A Global Movement in the Fight for Endometriosis Awareness and Action Read More »
Born in 1948, David Redwine became a gynaecologist; one who would become interested in endometriosis, challenging the most used narrative of how endometriosis is formed and treated.
Dr Redwine, thank you, sir! Read More »
The origins of endometriosis include many concepts. For me from 1970 to 1992, the question of origin had one answer: retrograde dissemination of endometrium during menses, implantation during a window of opportunity, and growth.
Dan Martin: Origins of Endometriosis Read More »
Endometriosis in teenagers is often ignored leading to school absenteism.
Prof Antonio Simone Laganà: Endometriosis in teenagers Read More »
It is a well known fact that women’s health gets far less research funding than other medical research, or conditions that affect men. As for endometriosis, the lack of research is particularly disappointing.
Endometriosis receives less funds for research Read More »
After surgery for endometriosis of the somatic nerves, recovery through physical therapy is very important because these therapies help heal the nerve and help prevent the formation of perineural scar tissue, as mentioned above.
When it comes to the endometriosis diet, it’s time to change the perspective: to put aside the idea of restrictions and adopt a healthy, balanced and easy to follow long-term lifestyle.
Raluca Zaharia: Beyond Restrictions – Conscious Nutrition as an Ally for Endometriosis Read More »
The pain caused by endometriosis greatly affects the lives of people suffering from this disease. The level of pain is so debilitating that endometriosis has been included by the NHS in the Top 20 most painful diseases, placing it at number 15.
4 methods that can help you manage endometriosis pain Read More »
Robotic surgery offers simplification of complex surgical tasks by offering more precision in cutting, better visualisation, better surgical access and much less physical and mental demand from the surgeon.
