Endometriosis Surgery during the First Wave of the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Brazilian Single Institution Experience

Table 1

Anthropometric characteristics, obstetric histories, and indication for each surgery.

Case	Age (years)	Ethnicity	Schooling	Weight (kg)	Height (m)	BMI (kg·m^-2)	G P A	Menarche (years)	Indication
1	45	Caucasian	Postgrad	60	1.55	24.97	1 1 0	11	Pain
2	37	African	College	62	1.72	20.96	1 1 0	12	Pain
3	38	Caucasian	Postgrad	56	1.57	22.72	4 1 3	12	Pain
4	38	Caucasian	Postgrad	64	1.65	23.51	0 0 0	13	Pain
5	36	Caucasian	College	56	1.56	23.01	0 0 0	13	Pain
6	31	Mixed	College	75	1.64	27.89	0 0 0	10	Pain
7	22	Caucasian	High school	65	1.6	25.39	0 0 0	10	Pain
8	47	African	High school	65	1.57	26.37	3 1 2	12	Pain
9	31	Caucasian	College	71	1.74	23.45	0 0 0	14	Pain
10	38	Caucasian	Middle school	67	1.6	26.17	3 1 2	14	Infertility
11	31	Caucasian	College	70	1.58	28.04	0 0 0	13	Imaging

Cases ordered according to the date of surgery. Ethnicity: self-reported; schooling: highest degree completed; G P A: obstetric history includes G (gravidity, number of times a woman has been pregnant), P (parity, number of times a woman carried the pregnancies to a viable gestational age), and A (abortion, number of abortions—spontaneous or not); indication: in all cases, women underwent surgery due to pain, except for case 10 (secondary infertility) and case 11 (risk for bowel obstruction and concerns about imaging findings showing endometriosis invading the appendix, the ovaries, and the anterior, posterior, and lateral compartments). All women are nonsmokers.