[Monitoring immunity factors in serum and peritoneal fluid after laparoscopy in women. II. Sperm and zona pellucida antibodies].

Ceska gynekologie · 1996 · vol. 61(3) , pp. 139–41 · PMID:8925154 · W2410864910
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This study measured sperm and zona pellucida antibodies in infertile women, diagnosing immunological infertility in some with normal laparoscopy findings, endometriosis, or adhesions, and finding minimal responses in others.

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A team of authors investigated antibody levels against spermatozoa and against the zona pellucida in sera and peritoneal fluids in infertile women where diagnostic laparoscopy was indicated. The immunological cause of infertility was diagnosed in some women with a normal laparoscopic finding on the inner genital, as well as in patients with endometriosis and in women with adhesions. A minimal antibody response to antigens of gametes was recorded in women with the diagnosis of uterus myomatosus, uterus hypoplasticus and polycystic ovary. The authors present detailed findings on antibodies in different groups of patients.

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endometriosisinfertility

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Antibodies Ascitic Fluid Infertility, Female Laparoscopy Spermatozoa Zona Pellucida Adult Antibodies Ascitic Fluid Endometriosis Endometriosis Female Humans Infertility, Female Infertility, Female Infertility, Female Leiomyoma Leiomyoma Male Pelvis

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