Salman Okour.MD
Endometriosis Uncovered
Discussion about recent research articles about endometriosis ,interviews with experts and patients
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Salman Okour.MD
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Jun 29, 2026
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Episode 25 : Central Sensitization and Hormonal Therapy Failure in Endometriosis Pain 29.06.2026 20:23
This prospective study explores why hormonal treatments sometimes fail to alleviate endometriosis-related pain . Researchers specifically examined central sensitization , a condition where the nervous system remains in a state of high reactivity, as a primary factor in treatment resistance . By tracking symptomatic patients over six months, the study found that those with higher Central Sens...
Episode 24: Surgical Outcomes for Isolated Superficial Peritoneal Endometriosis 18.06.2026 20:12
This research article : Surgery for Pain Symptoms in Women With Isolated Superficial Peritoneal Endometriosis (JIMIG ,April,2026). examines the effectiveness of laparoscopic surgery for women suffering from isolated superficial peritoneal endometriosis (iSPE) . By tracking 250 patients over several years, the study found that those with confirmed endometriosis experienced significantly higher...
Episdoe 23: The skeletal cost of Endometriosis drugs 31.05.2026 20:50
A review of Recent article published in the green journal :Effect of Medical Therapies for Endometriosison Bone HealthA Systematic Review and Meta-analysis
Episode 22: Endometriosis and Cancer Risk 12.05.2026 22:16
This academic review examines the epidemiological and molecular link between endometriosis and an elevated risk of specific ovarian cancer subtypes , namely clear cell and endometrioid carcinomas. While research indicates a statistically significant increase in relative risk , the authors emphasize that the absolute lifetime risk for most women remains very low, typically under five percent....
Episode 21 : ESHRE 2017 Guidlines,Surgery for Endometrioma 11.05.2026 22:37
This joint publication from major gynecological societies provides formal technical recommendations for the surgical management of ovarian endometriomas in patients of reproductive age. The document bridges a gap in existing literature by shifting focus from general diagnosis to the specific practicalities of operative procedures , such as cystectomy, laser or plasma ablation, and electrocoagul...
Episdoe 20 : Consensus Guidelines for Pelvic Floor Botulinum Toxin Injection 05.05.2026 26:09
The Podcast discuss a new publication tha introduces new consensus-based guidelines for using botulinum toxin A (BTA) to treat myofascial pelvic pain and other types of pelvic floor dysfunction . Developed through a modified Delphi method involving a panel of experts, these guidelines address the lack of standardization for this off-label treatment . The experts categorize BTA as a thir...
Episode 19 : Efficacy of Dienogest Versus GnRH Agonists After Endometriosis Surgery: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis 27.04.2026 21:52
discussion of a paper by Servidoni et.al comparing an commonly used oral medication dienogest (Visanne) and injection GnRH agonist ,considered a strong option for hormonal management of endometriosis pain or after surgery. revealing some surprising results.
Episode 18: Systematic review of Endometriosis in teenagers with chronic pelvic pain 20.04.2026 20:03
This systematic review examines the prevalence and severity of endometriosis among adolescents experiencing pelvic pain . By analyzing nineteen studies, researchers discovered that roughly 64% of symptomatic young women undergoing surgery were diagnosed with the condition. The findings indicate that the disease distribution in teenagers is comparable to adults, often involving signif...
Episode 17 : Ending the teenage endometriosis diagnostic delay 19.04.2026 21:22
Imagine navigating adolescence while dealing with chronic, debilitating pain. This is the reality of endometriosis, a condition where tissue acting like the uterine lining grows outside the uterus. While medical science understands adult endometriosis better, research on teenagers remains in its early stages. Because symptoms vary wildly, diagnosing adolescents is incredibly tricky. Consequently,...
Episode 16: Ethanol sclerotherapy for endometriomas: a fertility-preserving alternative 10.04.2026 21:08
This scientific review by J. Younis at Frontiers In reproductive health .explores ethanol sclerotherapy as a minimally invasive substitute for traditional surgery when treating ovarian endometriomas . While standard surgical excision can inadvertently damage healthy tissue and diminish fertility , this procedure uses ultrasound guidance to drain cysts and neutralize them with alcohol to better...
Episdoe15: Surgery Restore natural fertility In Endometriosis DIE Patients 09.04.2026 39:52
A follow up of the ENDORE trial by H.Roman et.al ,This research study evaluates fertility outcomes for women undergoing surgery to treat deep colorectal endometriosis , specifically focusing on those who wish to conceive afterward. Researchers found that surgical intervention led to a high pregnancy rate of approximately 81% among participants over a four-year follow-up period. Notably, mor...
Episdoe 14: Is endometriosis a progressive disease? 08.04.2026 48:08
This review explores whether endometriosis is a progressive disease by examining the natural history of lesions through the lens of repeated tissue injury and repair (ReTIAR) . Traditional staging systems often fail to predict disease outcomes because they rely on lesion size or volume, which are unreliable markers due to the body’s intrinsic tissue remodeling and fibrotic constraints . Instea...
Episdoe 13: Adenomyosis: Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Management Strategies 06.04.2026 21:20
his clinical review by Kimberly. Koh et al in the green journal explores adenomyosis , a chronic condition where endometrial tissue grows within the uterine wall, causing pain, heavy bleeding, and infertility . While historically linked to older women, improved imaging technologies like specialized ultrasound and MRI now frequently detect the disorder in younger patients. The text details vari...
Episdoe 12: Impact of Laparoscopic Sclerotherapy for Ovarian Endometriomas on Ovarian Reserve 06.04.2026 23:34
This study by Crestani.et al at the jmig ,examines how laparoscopic sclerotherapy using a 95% ethanol solution affects the ovarian reserve in women being treated for deep endometriosis. By analyzing anti-müllerian hormone (AMH) levels before and after the procedure, researchers determined that this technique results in a lower reduction of egg supply compared to traditional surgical cyst r...
Episdoe 11: A Space Odyssey: Analysis of 3050 Laparoscopic Rectosigmoid Resections 06.04.2026 22:44
This source is a retrospective clinical study published in the Journal of Minimally Invasive Gynecology that examines the outcomes of laparoscopic rectosigmoid resection for treating deep endometriosis. Researchers analyzed 3,050 patients over seventeen years to determine the effectiveness and safety of a multidisciplinary, nerve-sparing surgical approach known as the "Negrar method." ...
Episdoe 10 : Surgical Management of Ovarian Endometrioma and Reproductive Outcomes 06.04.2026 24:18
These sources explore how different surgical treatments for ovarian endometriomas affect a patient’s ovarian reserve and future fertility outcomes . Clinical research indicates that while cystectomy is the standard approach for reducing recurrence, it often leads to a significant drop in anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) levels compared to ablative techniques like laser or plasma energy. Con...
Episdoe 9: Long-term risk of repeate surgeries in women managed for endometriosis: a 1,092 patients study 05.04.2026 17:29
This study by Professor Horace Roman et.al examines the long-term frequency of repeat surgeries for 1,092 patients who underwent complete endometriosis excision by a single specialist over nine years. Research indicates that the cumulative probability of requiring a second operation reaches 28% within a decade , primarily due to pain recurrence or infertility treatments. Notably, preserving th...
Episode 8 : Why Your Brain amplifies your endometriosis pain 05.04.2026 23:15
This research study explores the connection between deep endometriosis (DE) and central sensitization (CS) , a condition where the nervous system amplifies the perception of pain. By comparing patients with severe disease to healthy individuals using the Central Sensitization Inventory , researchers found that those with high levels of sensitization suffer from more intense pelvic pain and a...
Episdoe 7: ABOG MOC Article : Comprehensive review of endometriosis care 05.04.2026 22:15
Endometriosis is a complex, systemic inflammatory disease that affects approximately 10% of the reproductive-aged population and is frequently misunderstood as a simple localized issue. Recent medical reviews characterize it as an estrogen-dependent disorder where lesions act like rogue endocrine glands, manufacturing their own hormones and neutralizing the immune system to ensure their survi...
Episode 6: ABOG MOC Article: Myfembree Article Review :Starving endometriosis without weakenning the bone ? 05.04.2026 4:59
This clinical study investigates the effectiveness and safety of treating endometriosis-associated pain with a combination of elagolix and hormonal add-back therapy . Researchers conducted a twelve-month trial to determine if adding low doses of estradiol and norethindrone could reduce the bone density loss typically caused by elagolix alone. The results demonstrate that this combination...
Episdoe 5: Pregnancy is not an endometriosis cure 05.04.2026 21:49
This 2018 scientific review investigates whether pregnancy and breastfeeding truly provide therapeutic benefits for women with endometriosis . While medical professionals traditionally suggested that pregnancy could improve symptoms and shrink lesions, the authors found that these claims are largely unsupported by high-quality evidence . The research indicates that the behavior of the disease...
Episode 4: Ethanol injections save eggs in endometriosis surgery 05.04.2026 20:55
This medical review examines ethanol sclerotherapy as a modern, less invasive alternative to laparoscopic cystectomy for treating ovarian endometriomas. While surgery is the traditional standard, it often causes iatrogenic damage to healthy tissue and reduces a woman's ovarian reserve . The authors compare ultrasound-guided and laparoscopic sclerotherapy against surgical excision by ana...
Episode 3: Medical therapy For Endometriosis 05.04.2026 22:58
In this episode we discuss a review article about medical therapy role in endometriosis managment. Article by Jacques Donnez and Marie-Madeleine Dolmans in the journal of clinical medicine.
Episode 2: ACOG clinical practice guidlines : Endometriosis diagnosis 05.04.2026 18:50
We discuss the recent ACOG clinical practice guidline about Endometriosis diagnosis,the publication generated mixed reactions ,but most agree it is a step in the right direction .
Episode 1 : Adenomyosis Is a teen age disease 05.04.2026 18:10
Endometriosis in teens is more common than we once believed—and it’s time we start paying attention. This podcast explores the latest evidence showing that pelvic pain in adolescents is often dismissed, delaying diagnosis and care. we uncover how early recognition can change the trajectory of this disease and empower a new generation to be heard, believed, and treated sooner.
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