Prädiktion der Tubenfunktion bei Patientinnen mit Endometriose aufgrund der Operationsindikation
This study investigated tubal patency in endometriosis patients undergoing laparoscopic surgery, examining its relationship with the presence of uterine fibroids as a potential indicator.
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This large German endometriosis case study investigated tubal patency in 1,532 patients with macroscopically confirmed endometriosis, using data from a certification registry (SEF) compiled in 2010–2013 and extracted from an access database. The study compared tubal permeability outcomes by the main indication for laparoscopy (pain, pain and infertility, or infertility) and by the presence of a coexisting uterine myomatosis, using chi-square homogeneity testing, and for women with multiple surgeries only the first operation was included. Tubal patency did not differ significantly across the operative indications (p = 0.222), whereas uterine myomatosis showed a statistically significant association with tubal patency results (p = 0.007). The paper relates to endometriosis by focusing on tubal function prediction in patients with endometriosis based on surgical indication and coexisting uterine myomatosis.
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