Morphologic Patterns of Human Endometrial Epithelium in Women with Uterine Myomata Treated with Leuprorelin Acetate

In: Gynecologic and Obstetric Investigation · 2009 · vol. 69(2) , pp. 131–135 · doi:10.1159/000264633 · PMID:19996602 · W2067189705
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Leuprorelin acetate treatment induced a uniform regression of the uterine mucosa after six months, but a near-normal endometrium was observed after only two months.

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AIM: We studied morphologic modifications of the endometrium induced by leuprorelin acetate, a gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonist, in women with uterine myomata. METHODS: Transmission and scanning electron microscopy observations were performed after 2 or 6 cycles of therapy (every 28 days). RESULTS: A near-normal endometrium was observed after 2 months of therapy, while treatment with 6 cycles of leuprorelin acetate induced a uniform morphologic regression of the uterine mucosa. CONCLUSIONS: The study demonstrates that leuprorelin acetate induces a unique and time-dependent regression of the endometrial mucous membrane.

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