[The dynamics of the rapid changes in the phospholipids of the whole blood and blood cells in patients with endometriosis interna].

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This study observed rapid, reversible changes in blood phospholipids and cell composition in endometriosis patients upon calcium chloride incubation, differing significantly from healthy controls.

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Time course of rapid changes in blood phospholipids and blood cells was studied in 44 patients with endometriosis. Rapid reversible blood phospholipid changes were observed when these patients' red cells and lymphocytes were incubated with calcium chloride. Time course of rapid changes in phosphoinosites, sphyngomyelines, phosphatidylserines, phosphlatidylethanolamines of patients' red and white blood cells, whole blood, and myometrial tissue differed significantly from that in healthy women. The authors suppose that cellular proliferation processes in endometriosis are connected with phospholipid homeostasis disorders in blood cells and tissue.

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endometriosis

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Blood Cells Endometriosis Phospholipids Uterine Diseases Adult Blood Cells Densitometry Endometriosis Female Humans Middle Aged Myometrium Myometrium Phospholipids Time Factors Uterine Diseases

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