GENITAL ENDOMETRIOSIS ASSOCIATED WITH INFERTILITY
This retrospective analysis of 485 women with infertility found that 70.2% of those with endometriosis experienced pain, often linked to menstruation, and had a higher prevalence of secondary infertility compared to a control group.
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The paper presents a retrospective analysis of 485 medical records of women evaluated for infertility at “Yuzko Medical Center” from 2019–2022, comparing 435 women with infertility associated with endometriosis (main group) to 50 women with tubal-peritoneal infertility (control group). It reports that pain syndrome was present in 70.2% of endometriosis-associated infertility cases, including a menstrual association in 60.2%, with primary infertility found in 40.3% versus 84.6% in controls and secondary infertility in 38% versus 21% in controls; cytology showed predominance of type II (73.6%) in the main group, while CA125 elevation was observed in only 25.8% of those tested. The authors’ limitation, as implied by the design, is reliance on retrospective chart review and group assignment rather than prospective standardized measures. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it analyzes clinical features of genital endometriosis-associated infertility, with infertility as the primary outcome.
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