Influência do agente antiangiogênico bevacizumab em endometriose experimentalmente induzida em ratas
Bevacizumab treatment reduced the area of experimental endometriosis lesions and Tp63 gene expression in rats.
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This dissertation evaluated the effect of the antiangiogenic agent bevacizumab (anti-VEGF) given in two different doses on peritoneal endometriosis experimentally induced in rats using a well-established model. Rats were treated for 4 weeks and then sacrificed for assessment of lesion area, histologic presence of endometrial tissue, VEGF positivity by immunohistochemistry, and gene expression of PCNA, MMP9, TP63, and VEGFA. Bevacizumab reduced lesion area in treated groups (p=0.002) and decreased TP63 gene expression in lesions (p=0.04), with no significant findings for the other measured outcomes. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it experimentally tests bevacizumab’s antiangiogenic impact on induced peritoneal endometriosis lesions in rats.
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