The correlation between the pelvic pain related to endometriosis and angiogenesis
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This study found that pelvic pain associated with endometriosis correlates with increased angiogenesis, evidenced by higher microvessel density and lower vascular resistance indices in patients with moderate to severe dysmenorrhea.
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Objective:To explore whether a correlation exists between the pelvic pain,related to endometriosis and angiogenesis.Methods: the patients were divided into A,B groups according to the degree of pain.group A,asymptomatic patients or patients presenting mild dysmenorrheal;and group B,moderate/severe dysmenorrheal,we detected the amount of blood flow around the endometrial cysts,pulsatility and resistance indexes by Doppler ultrasound and microvessel density(MVD).Results:Moderately or highly vascularized endometrial cysts were more frequent in group B(P 0.05).The PI and RI were significantly lower in group B (P0.05).The mean MVD was significantly higher in group B(P 0.05).Conclusion: pelvic pain related to endometriosis is correlated with angiogenesis.
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