Уміст натуральних кілерів і прозапальних цитокінів у сироватці крови хворих на генітальний ендометріоз, ефективність комплексного лікування з використанням імуномодулятора «Ліастен»
Genital endometriosis is associated with reduced natural killer cells and increased pro-inflammatory cytokines, and treatment with immunomodulator "Liasten" restored NK cells, reduced cytokines, and improved pain.
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The paper studied immune-cell and cytokine profiles in 67 reproductive-age women with genital endometriosis who received treatment according to national/ESHRE-GDG recommendations, either traditional therapy alone or traditional therapy plus the immunomodulator “Ліастен,” compared with 30 healthy controls. NK(CD56+) levels were markedly lower in women with genital endometriosis, and several pro-inflammatory interleukins (IL‑1β, IL‑4, IL‑6) were elevated; after traditional therapy alone, NK and these cytokines remained different from controls, whereas the Ліастен add-on increased NK(CD56+) into reference ranges and normalized the cytokines to control-like values. Pain outcomes were also reported to improve in both groups, with effects differing between groups, and no adverse effects were observed. The authors relate these findings to an immune imbalance in genital endometriosis, but the study’s limitation is that it provides limited information beyond laboratory measures and clinical response within the reported design. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it evaluates NK (CD56+) and pro-inflammatory cytokines and tests the effect of комплексне лікування with the immunomodulator “Ліастен” in women with genital endometriosis.
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