Phänotypisierung von Endometriose-Ausprägung und Anti-Müller-Hormon (AMH) – gibt es einen Zusammenhang?
This study investigated a potential association between endometriosis phenotypes and anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) levels.
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This retrospective analysis examined whether Anti-Müller-Hormon (AMH) levels could serve as indicators for the clinical course of endometriosis in 232 women aged 20 to 48. Researchers compared AMH medians against various clinical parameters, including ovarian endometriosis history, previous surgeries, IVF treatments, and symptom intensity. The study found that patients with a history of ovarian endometriosis and those undergoing more than one gynecological operation had significantly lower AMH levels compared to their counterparts. However, factors such as prior IVF treatment, HPV vaccination status, and hypermenorrhoe did not show statistically significant associations with reduced AMH values. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically investigating the relationship between disease phenotypes like ovarian involvement and ovarian reserve markers.
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