Shandong Provincial Hospital outlines specialist care for endometriosis and adenomyosis
The Jinan clinic combines assessment, treatment, fertility planning and long-term follow-up, with published appointment and first-visit instructions.
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Shandong Provincial Hospital in Jinan reported on October 22 that its gynecology department provides a dedicated endometriosis and adenomyosis clinic. Led by Wang Guoyun, the service brings together gynecology, reproductive medicine, imaging, pathology and relevant surgical specialties. It covers diagnosis, medication, minimally invasive surgery, fertility preservation, prevention of recurrence and long-term follow-up.
Assessment and treatment choices
The hospital describes these conditions as chronic and recurrent. The clinic assesses symptoms, lesion type and extent, pain, reproductive plans and recurrence risk using the medical history, gynecological examination, ultrasound, MRI, tumor markers and, when necessary, laparoscopic assessment. Tests and treatments are selected for the individual patient.
Complex cases—including deep infiltrating or recurrent endometriosis, infertility, or involvement of the bowel or urinary system—can be assessed jointly by relevant specialties. Treatment planning considers age, symptoms, lesion location, ovarian reserve and pregnancy plans. Options described include medication, an intrauterine drug-release system, conservative or definitive surgery, and laparoscopic or robotic techniques. The aim is to control symptoms and lesions while preserving organ function and fertility where possible; the report does not present one operation as suitable for everyone.
For patients wishing to conceive, the team considers ovarian function, the timing of surgery, protection of ovarian tissue and management of pregnancy after surgery. Reproductive-medicine colleagues provide continuing guidance for natural conception or assisted reproductive treatment. Follow-up combines perioperative care, maintenance medication, recurrence monitoring and health education.
Who the clinic assesses
The published scope includes suspected or confirmed endometriosis or adenomyosis; progressively worsening menstrual pain, chronic pelvic pain, pain during intercourse or rectal pressure during menstruation; infertility or fertility-preservation needs; and heavy or prolonged periods with anemia and suspected adenomyosis. It also includes patients needing medication and recurrence prevention after surgery, and those with repeated recurrence or disease involving several sites who need multidisciplinary assessment.
Appointments and first-visit records
The hospital lists appointments through its “山东省立医院” WeChat official account: appointment booking → Central Campus or Aoti Campus → specialty clinic → gynecology → endometriosis and adenomyosis clinic → select a doctor. Wang Guoyun's published sessions are all day Thursday at the Central Campus and all day Wednesday at Aoti.
For a first visit, the hospital asks patients to bring earlier examinations and treatment records: gynecological ultrasound, MRI or CT images and reports, operation and pathology reports, discharge summaries, medication records, tumor-marker, hormone and AMH results, and any previous fertility-treatment records. These materials support a full assessment and an individualized plan. The announcement describes the clinic's services and booking route; it does not establish international insurance coverage or eligibility for assisted reproduction.