Pathogenetic aspects of treatment of patients with genital endometriosis and syndrome of chronic pelvic pain in combination with "proliferative genital syndrome".
A differentiated treatment approach based on immunohistochemical markers effectively reduced severe and moderate pain, depression, and improved quality of life in women with genital endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain.
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The paper studied the efficiency of a proposed complex treatment approach for patients with genital endometriosis, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, and combined benign genital pathologies, using a differentiated analysis in 85 patients divided into study groups based on severe versus moderate pain (VAS). Immunohistochemical markers ER, PGR, Ki-67, VEGF, and COX-2 were assessed in glandular and stromal tissue, and the authors report that severe pain was eliminated in all patients within 3 months, while moderate pain persisted in 77.65% and by 12 months 16.47% reported moderate pain and 83.53% weak pain (p<0.05). Depression scores on the Hamilton scale decreased over one year (from 11.22±0.5 to 5.98±0.24, p<0.001). This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it focuses on treatment of genital endometriosis combined with chronic pelvic pain syndrome and benign genital conditions.
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