Free radical reactions in the development of combined hyperplastic processes in female reproductive system organs

In: Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases · 2005 · vol. 54(2) , pp. 31–35 · doi:10.17816/jowd81797 · W3209753569
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Intact myometrium specimen, received from 56 women of reproductive age during surgical interventions. There were 30 women with combined hyperplastic processes in the reproductive system organs (uterine myoma, endometrium hyperplasia, adenomyosis, benign ovarian tumors, mastopathy, background cervical pathology), and in 26 cases solitary uterine myoma was found. At infrared spectrometry of the lyofilized myometrium, taken from patients with combined proliferation foci, a stable peak with wave number 3500 sm1 was found, which reflects the accumulation of molecules with oxidized OHgroups and a change in proportion of OH/NHcontaining molecules. At the study of the myometrium of patients with single myoma focus the described peak was absent. The acquired data suggests, that combined benign hyperplasias in the reproductive system organs are accompanied by the oxidative stress cascade reactions, characterized by uncontrollable production of free radicals and/or insufficiency of antiradical protection mechanisms.

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