Detection of CA125 in endometriosis and its clinical significance
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Serum CA125 levels were significantly higher in patients with endometriosis compared to those with hysteromyoma, cervical cancer, or healthy controls, indicating a strong association and potential diagnostic utility for the condition.
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Objective:To explore the relationship of the cancer antigen 125(CA125) with endometriosis.Methods:Serum CA125 was measured by RIA in patients with endometriosis,hysteromyoma and cervix cancer as well as normal controls.Results:The positive rates of serum CA125 detected in 79 patients with endometriosis,70 cases with hysteromyoma,64 cases with cervix cancer and 80 healthy normal subjects were 79.75 %,8.57%,17.19% and 0.00%,respectively.The positive rate of former was significantly higher than that of three latter groups.Conclusions:The results showed that there was an evident relationship between serum CA125 and endometriosis,and the detection of CA125 may be a new diagnostic method for endometriosis. [
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