Endocervicosis of the rectum

Slotta, Jan E.; Schaefer, Thilo; Walter, Bertin; Bohle, Rainer M.; Schilling, Martin K.; Plusczyk, T.

doi:10.1007/s00384-010-1044-0

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“…Supradiaphragmmatic endocervicosis is exceedingly rare. Benign endocervical glandular inclusions have been described in many sites including the vagina, 3 uterine cervix, 4–5 urinary bladder, 6–8 rectum 9 and small intestine. 10 While axillary endosalpingiosis is increasingly recognized during sentinel lymph node examination in breast cancer staging (incidence is estimated at 0.1% 11 ), endocervicosis has rarely been reported in the axillary lymph nodes.…”

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Endocervicosis in an Intramammary Lymph Node

Jebakumar

Asirvatham

2022

Int J Surg Pathol

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Endocervicosis in an Intramammary Lymph Node

Jebakumar

Asirvatham

2022

Int J Surg Pathol

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“…Existen pocos casos documentados, por lo que su prevalencia real es difícil determinar. Los sitios afectados más comunes son vejiga urinaria y rara vez ha sido hallado en cuello uterino, médula espinal, ganglios linfáticos inguinales y axilares, uréteres, recto y mesosálpinx (4)(5)(6) .…”

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Müllerianosis de cuello uterino. Reporte de caso

Torres-Cepeda

Rondón-Tapía

2020

Rev peru ginecol obstet.

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La müllerianosis es una enfermedad embrionaria de los conductos de Müller o paramesonéfricos, que consiste en la mezcla de dos o más tipos de tejidos y que da como resultado la formación de adenomiosis, endometriosis, endosalpingiosis y endocervicosis. Con mayor frecuencia afecta la vejiga urinaria de las mujeres en edad fértil. La müllerianosis del cuello uterino es una afección benigna muy rara, con pocos casos reportados. La patogenia exacta sigue siendo tema de debate. Existen varias teorías sobre su etiología; las dos principales son la teoría de implantación y la metaplásica. Los síntomas varían desde su ausencia hasta dolor pélvico y dismenorrea. Generalmente aparece como tumor quístico con glándulas de diferentes tamaños revestidas por epitelio endometrial, endocervical o tubárico. Esta lesión podría confundirse con otras lesiones benignas, premalignas o malignas y es necesario la confirmación histopatológica. Debido a que es una enfermedad benigna, no necesita tratamiento adicional luego de la resección quirúrgica. Se presenta un caso de müllerianosis del cuello uterino.

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“…Endocervicosis is one of the pseudoneoplastic glandular lesions and is characterized by an uneven arrangement of glands lined by a benign mucinous endocervical-type epithelium, often cystically dilated and occupying the cervical wall and extending to the paracervical tissue [ 2 4 ]. It has primarily been described in the urinary bladder [ 5 ] and rarely in the cervix [ 2 ], axillary lymph nodes [ 6 ], rectum [ 7 ], and mesosalpinx [ 8 ]. Interestingly, one report referred to its association with a mechanical etiology, like that seen in isthmocele, rather than that of Müllerianosis [ 2 ].…”

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Diagnostic dilemma in cervical endocervicosis

Lee

Park

et al. 2017

Obstet Gynecol Sci

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Müllerianosis is an embryonic Müllerian disease, resulting in the formation of the benign diseases adenomyosis, endometriosis, endosalpingiosis, and endocervicosis. Endocervicosis primarily affects the bladder, and rarely the cervix. Cervical endocervicosis, which is also a pseudoneoplastic glandular lesion, could be misinterpreted as a premalignant or even a malignant lesion. Because the treatment of these diseases is very different, early clinical diagnosis is important. Unfortunately, however, this lesion is difficult to diagnose preoperatively using clinical and radiological information, and pathological confirmation is needed. Herein, we report a rare case of cervical endocervicosis that was difficult to diagnosis preoperatively.

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Endocervicosis of the rectum

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Endocervicosis in an Intramammary Lymph Node

Endocervicosis in an Intramammary Lymph Node

Müllerianosis de cuello uterino. Reporte de caso

Diagnostic dilemma in cervical endocervicosis

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