Charakterisierung von Endometriose-assoziierten lymphozytären Infiltraten
This study characterized endometriosis-associated lymphocytic infiltrates (EMaLI) in various forms of endometriosis, identifying them as primarily CD3-positive T-lymphocytes surrounding the lesions, indicating an immunological response.
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This study characterized lymphocytic infiltrates associated with endometriosis (EMaLI) to investigate the immunological components of disease pathogenesis. Researchers performed immunohistochemical analyses on tissue samples from patients with peritoneal, rectovaginal, and ovarian endometriosis, as well as adenomyosis uteri, using markers for T cells, B cells, macrophages, and regulatory subsets. The findings revealed that EMaLI consisted primarily of CD3-positive T-lymphocytes located in the immediate vicinity of endometriotic lesions, with occasional presence of B-lymphocytes and macrophages directly within the lesion stroma and epithelium. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the characterization of immune cell infiltrates surrounding endometriotic lesions and their potential role in pathogenesis.
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