Perceptual Evaluation of Radio Signal Quality Degradation.

In: Intelligent Environments · 1989 · vol. 111(18) , pp. 1231–465 · W2419519550
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Buserelin therapy for six months significantly improved AFS and implantation scores while resolving endometriosis-specific symptoms in 31 patients, with a 31% pregnancy rate and minimal adverse metabolic effects.

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We have treated 31 patients for 6 months at the UFK Tübingen. The AFS-score declined from 7.3 to 3.6, and the--for adhesions corrected--implantation-score from 3.5 to 0.5. Last decline was statistically significant. The endometriosis-specific symptoms disappeared almost completely under Buserelin-therapy. Therapeutic concentrations of E2 (less than 55 pg/ml) were achieved after 4 weeks of therapy. Vaginal bleeding occurred in the first month in 48%, in the second month in 9%, and in the following month in 6% of our patients. With respect to weight, blood pressure, cholesterol, triglycerides, GOT, GPT, and calcium, there were no statistically significant changes before an after buserelin-therapy for 6 months. The pregnancy rate was, so far, 31%, and the reappearance of clinical symptoms occurred in 6.5%.

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