Urinary estrogen metabolites levels in control subjects (control) or patients with endometriosis (P-EOSIS).

Nhung Le (489803), Melissa Cregger (280178), Veronica Brown (11846324), Julio Loret de Mola (11846327), Pamela Bremer (11846330), Lyn Nguyen (11846333), Kathleen Groesch (8275584), Teresa Wilson (638463), Paula Diaz-Sylvester (3638278), Andrea Braundmeier-Fleming (4245838)
2021 · doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0261362.g001 · W6960641658
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Abstract

All subjects were either without hormonal therapy (left panel; control = 4; P-EOSIS = 10) or on hormonal therapy (right panel; control = 5; P-EOSIS = 10) at the time of surgery (DOS) and post-surgery intervention (PSI). Levels of estrogen metabolites were normalized to urinary creatinine. A. 17β-estradiol. B. 16-Keto-17β-Estradiol. C. Estriol. D. 2-Hydroxyestradiol. E. 2-Hydroxyestrone. * indicates significant difference between groups, Mann-Whitney test, P-value <0.05, error bars indicate SEM.

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