The SIGEED brings together two areas of women’s health that are closely related: endometriosis and endometrial disorders. We are interested in the role of the endometrium in reproductive physiology and in gynaecological disorders such as endometriosis, adenomyosis, fibroids, abnormal uterine bleeding, and pelvic pain syndrome. The SIGEED addresses all aspects of these disorders: pathogenesis (including endometrial biology), epidemiology, diagnosis, medical treatment, quality of life, social consequences of the disease, and complementary approaches to treatment including surgical techniques, topic that is covered in cooperation with the corresponding SIG Reproductive Surgery.

• to maximise public and European government awareness of endometriosis and endometrial disorders
• to disseminate cutting-edge knowledge on endometrial pathophysiology through the various means offered by ESHRE
• to update guidelines for the diagnosis and management of endometriosis and endometrial disorders
• to bring together experts from different disciplines to address in 360-degree perspective the personal and societal impact of endometriosis and endometrial disorders
• to promote evidence-based practice in clinic (e.g., ESHRE guidelines) and promote the use of protocols and SOPs in research that are harmonised and standardised in coordination with other societies (e.g., WERF)