[Immunologic factors in the serum and peritoneal fluid in women after laparoscopy. I. Nonspecific factors].

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Researchers assessed serum and peritoneal fluid immunoglobulin and complement levels in 180 women undergoing laparoscopy, finding that certain non-specific immunity factors aided diagnosis of endometriosis, adhesions, polycystic ovaries, and chronic anovulation.

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The authors examined by diagnostic laparoscopy and immunologically 180 patients in 1993-1995. They assessed in serum and peritoneal fluid IgG, IgA, IgM, haptoglobulin, A2-macroglobulin, A1-antitrypsin, transferrin, C4- and C3-complement, orosomucoid, A2AP-glycoprotein, albumin, prealbumin and hemopexin. The authors found that some individual pathological results as regards non-specific immunity supplement the clinical diagnosis, in particular in endomeriosis, multiple adhesions, polycystic ovaries and chronic anovulation.

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