ARGONOPLASMIC COAGULATION IN THE TREATMENT OF EXTERNAL GENITAL ENDOMETRIOSIS IN WOMEN
Argonoplasmic coagulation combined with dienogest hormone therapy improved quality of life and reduced relapses in women with external genital endometriosis without significant complications.
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This open, prospective, controlled clinical–experimental study evaluated argonoplasmic coagulation for 50 women (ages 20–50+) with external genital endometriosis of varying forms (peritoneal, extraperitoneal, uterine body, and retrocervical). Participants underwent argonoplasmic coagulation using the “FOTEC EA 141M” followed by hormonal therapy with dienogest, and outcomes were assessed using clinical, laboratory, hemostasis, microbiological, cytologic, and instrumental methods. The paper reports improved overall condition and quality of life, reduced clinical symptoms and recurrence frequency, and improved hormonal status, with treatment performed in different technical modes by severity while describing no pain syndrome, no gross scarring, no side reactions/complications, no microbe contamination, and no massive bleeding risk. Relevance to endometriosis: the study is directly about treatment of external genital endometriosis using argonoplasmic coagulation plus dienogest, with results stratified by lesion depth and severity, and it does not specifically address adenomyosis.
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