[The endometriosis combined treatment results of the Department of Gynecology and Minimally Invasive Therapy, Na Homolce Hospital, Prague in six years period 2001--2007]
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A retrospective analysis of 586 patients with endometriosis treated surgically and medicamentously at Na Homolce Hospital found a 91% success rate defined by the absence of subjective severity and normal laparoscopy findings.
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OBJECTIVE: The endometriosis combined treatment optimisation on the basis of own results.
DESIGN: The retrospective clinical study. DEPARTMENT: Department of Gynecology and Minimally Invasive Therapy, Na Homolce Hospital Prague.
METHODS: The retrospective analysis of the endometriosis treatment results on the basis of subjective severity and the inspection laparoscopy objective determination including work-up and imaging examinations.
RESULTS: Out of 586 patients, who underwent endometriosis combined (surgical and medicamentous) treatment, there were 91% of patients with no subjective severity with normal inspection laparoscopy determination in area of lesser pelvis.
CONCLUSION: 91% of treatment success entitles us to consider that our method of the endometriosis treatment is an option for future. We plan a long term monitoring of patients after restore to health within a period of years and percentage of pregnancy success, which we monitored alongside patients with the deep-infiltrating endometriosis.
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