To demonstrate the laparoscopic management of bilateral round ligament endometriosis SETTING: A tertiary referral center specializing in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery.

To evaluate the association between the endometriosis staging and the type and intensity of pain reported by patients, describing the pain intensity across different pain types.

To evaluate the association between surgical approaches for benign hysterectomy-vaginal (VH), laparoscopic (LH), and abdominal (AH)-and the risk of postoperative bowel obstruction (PBO) over 20 years.

A 17 year-old 46,XX female patient with a history of urogenital reconstruction was found to have perineal endometriosis at the site of previously repaired vaginal stenosis. The patient presented in early childhood with a 2-cm congenital urogenital sinus. At age 11, she underwent urethroplasty and native vaginal tissue vaginoplasty. Following this procedure, she developed a urethrovaginal fistula and stenosis of the distal centimeter of the vagina, allowing for placement of only a 7-French cystoscope. She underwent menarche at the age of 13 with regular non-painful menses. At age 17, she underwent fistula repair and vaginoplasty revision, when she was noted to have a nodular blood-filled tissue at the site of the stenosis. The tissue was completely excised and confirmed as endometriosis by histopathology. She subsequently underwent pelvic floor physiotherapy, injection of triamcinolone, and dilation until desired caliber. Perineal endometriosis should be considered in patients with postoperative vaginal or introital stenosis even without typical symptoms of endometriosis such as dysmenorrhea or pelvic pain. If suspected on examination, excision should be considered at time of revision vaginoplasty to avoid recurrent stenosis or pain.

To show a complex fertility sparing resection of stage IV endometriosis with the DaVinci Single-Port (SP) Robot system, and to provide tips and tricks for surgical skill and efficiency when using this newer robot system for gynecologic surgery.

This systematic review and meta-analysis compared the efficacy of dienogest (DNG) and gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists in the management of endometriosis-related symptoms following surgical intervention, their related adverse effects, and lesion recurrence.

To primarily evaluate the occurrence, causes, and risk factors of reoperation in patients with congenital cervical malformation, and secondarily to investigate the determinants of subsequent uterine preservation in this population.

To evaluate the feasibility and potential contribution of preoperative and intraoperative ultrasound in rectal shaving, to support surgical decision-making and achieve optimal lesion excision.

To investigate the correlation between HbA and complications after hysterectomies.

To assess the impact of Asherman syndrome on live birth outcomes in a recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL) cohort prior to surgical intervention and evaluate the efficacy of hysteroscopic adhesiolysis in enhancing live birth outcomes.

We studied the cost-effectiveness of simultaneous bariatric surgery and minimally invasive hysterectomy (MIH) (combined surgery) in comparison to MIH alone in endometrial cancer (EC) survivors with obesity-related disease (ORD).