RESUMO
El endometrioma ovárico es un quiste con tejido endometrial ectópico que se asocia a disminución de la reserva ovárica, siendo su manejo en infertilidad controversial. Presentamos el caso de una mujer de 32 años con reserva ovárica disminuida y endometrioma mayor de 100 mm. Fue sometida a aspiración transvaginal ecoguiada y a escleroterapia con etanol, lográndose reducción del tamaño en 65% a los tres meses. Posteriormente se realizó fecundación in vitro (FIV), consiguiéndose embarazo. La exéresis del endometrioma es controversial, debido a que reduce la reserva ovárica. La escleroterapia demuestra conservarla, se asocia a una tasa baja de recurrencia y facilita la accesibilidad ovárica. La escleroterapia con etanol del endometrioma es una técnica ambulatoria, segura y eficaz que permite el embarazo en mujeres con infertilidad.
Ovarian endometrioma is a cyst with ectopic endometrial tissue associated with decreased ovarian reserve. Its management in infertility is controversial. We present the case of a 32-year-old woman with decreased ovarian reserve and endometrioma larger than 100 mm. She underwent ultrasound-guided transvaginal aspiration and subsequent sclerotherapy with ethanol, achieving a 65% reduction in size after three months. Subsequently, in vitro fertilization (IVF) was performed, and pregnancy was achieved. The excision of the endometrioma is controversial because it reduces the ovarian reserve. Sclerotherapy has been shown to preserve ovarian reserve, is associated with a low recurrence rate and facilitates ovarian accessibility. Ethanol sclerotherapy of endometrioma is a safe and effective outpatient technique that allows pregnancy in women with infertility.