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Re: endometriosis?From: Henry Gregor (henrygregor@yahoo.com)Sat Feb 2 03:10:50 2008
Yes...and yes....only case seen...sitting to dinner with a surgical resident during residency...he mentioned a referral heading in from an city about fifty miles up the road...hx of spontaneous pneomothorax and hemoptysis, third time, and happened during menses each time. I thought, naw, one only reads about such rare stuff in text book citations, but ... perhpas pulmonary endometriosis. Her images suggested a pulmonoary lesion and the patient went to surgical oncology...her pulmonary endometrisosis got discussed at surgical M&M "Richard D. Kaplan" <rkaplan@triad.rr.com> wrote: 37 y.o black female G1P0010(ectopic age 27) presents to office with 3 months of persistent and sever pain in the subclavicular area on the right chest area. Pain is worse with deep inspiration and only occurs with menses. She has not been on hormonal contraceptives. Have any of you seen pleuritic endometriosis? Does anyone think a CT of the chest would help define her problem? Richard Kaplan, OBG Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.</a>
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