The clinical value of serum CA125 in diagnosis of endometriosis caused pelvic pain
This study found that serum CA125 levels significantly correlate with the severity of endometriosis, increasing in stages III and IV compared to stages I and II.
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This retrospective study analyzed clinical data from 305 patients with endometriosis to evaluate the correlation between serum CA125 levels and disease staging according to the American Fertility Society classification. The results demonstrated that serum CA125 concentrations were significantly higher in stage III and IV cases compared to stages I and II, with positive rates increasing progressively across the stages. Although pain symptoms varied significantly among different stages, the study concluded that CA125 detection serves as a valuable tool for staging and assessing prognosis in these patients. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the diagnostic utility of serum CA125 levels in relation to disease stage and pelvic pain.
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