TY - JOUR AR - IJSCR-2023-1-103 TI - Intravascular Involvement in Adenomyosis: An Endometriosis Dissemination Pathway? AU - J, Pérez Buendía AU - Maria del Pilar, Marín Sánchez AU - A.R., Guijarro Campillo AU - J.R., Pérez Vidal AU - I., Ñiguez Sevilla AU - E., Iborra Lacal AU - M.C., Carrascosa Romero AU - A., Nieto Díaz JO - International Journal of Surgical Case Reports PY - 2023 DA - Fri 07, Apr 2023 SN - 2674-4171 DO - http://dx.doi.org/10.31487/j.IJSCR.2023.01.03 UR - https://www.sciencerepository.org/intravascular-involvement-in_IJSCR-2023-1-103 KW - Uterus, adenomyosis, vascular involvement AB - Intravascular adenomyosis is an entity described for years in the literature, but its clinical-pathologic correlation hasn´t been studied in detail. Objective: To study the prevalence of adenomyosis including intravascular involvement, as well as available literature review about this pathology. Material and Methods: A retrospective observational study has been conducted in our hospital analysing hysterectomies specimens from January to December 2020. Results: 447 hysterectomies specimens have been analysed, 68 with adenomyosis and just one with intravascular involvement. Conclusion: Intravascular involvement adenomyosis is a rare entity but with potential etiopathogenic consequence.