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case_images: Multiple endometriosis nodule (yellow arrows) sized 1 to 1.5 cm were found in rectovaginal space closed to rectum and ureter.
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case_images: After performing cystectomy, the researchers found multiple endometriosis nodules sized 1 to 1.5 cm, located in rectovaginal space close to rectum and ureter (Fig. 1).
case_images: Identifying the ureter via transparam peritoneum layer (a). Opening posterior broad ligament trough retroperitoneal space (b). After identify the ureter, all of endometriosis should be excised (c).
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case_images: Therefore, the researchers excised the endometriosis nodule easily (Fig. 2).
case_images: Final view after ureter dissection and endometriosis nodule excision.
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case_images: The procedure was continued by opening posterior broad ligament to identify the ureter (Fig. 3).
case_images: Peritoneal surface of the rectum was excised, fat layer was still intact, countinue with endometriosis nodule excision.
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case_images: After the researchers dissected the ureter from posterior broad ligament, they excised the remaining endometriosis nodules safely (Fig. 4).