BE AGGRESSIVE WITH THE DISEASE, NOT WITH THE PELVIC ORGANS!
Deep endometriosis is considered to be one of the most complex conditions to manage, along withovarian endometriosis, because of the way the disease invades the pelvis and multiple organs.
The CEC believes that it is necessary to be as conservative as possible, since radical or ultraradical surgery is often associated with irreversible consequences in terms of organ function. Indeed, even if excision of the disease is associated with significant improvements in quality of life, it must not be done at the expense of proper functioning of the pelvic organs, such as the bladder, rectum, vagina, uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries.
