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The human endometrium is a unique tissue capable of repeated degradation, loss and self-repair in
response to fluctuating levels of sex steroids, in a tightly regulated process. It takes place hundreds of
times in a woman’s lifetime, manifesting as vaginal expulsion of blood mixed with cellular debris for a
period of several days. The aim of this work is to present a case of en bloc endometrial desquamation in a
teenage patient using combined oral contraception. Several mechanisms are proposed, although further
studies are needed to better understand this extremely rare phenomenon.
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En bloc endometrial desquamation Endometrial/physiology Endometrial self-repair Endometrium Menstruation MAC GIN
Citation
TheTrocar. 2023; 4(2): 32-35
Publisher
International Society for Gynecologic Endoscopy