USO DE BIOMARCADORES PARA O DIAGNÓSTICO DA ENDOMETRIOSE
This bibliographic review analyzes biomarkers like CA-125, IL-6, and micro-RNAs as tools for diagnosing endometriosis severity and monitoring treatment response to facilitate earlier intervention.
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This bibliographic review analyzes the role of biological markers in diagnosing endometriosis, a gynecological condition characterized by chronic inflammation caused by ectopic endometrial tissue. The authors highlight that while traditional diagnosis relies on clinical history, physical exams, and imaging, biomarkers such as CA-125, IL-6, and micro-RNAs offer valuable indicators for monitoring disease severity and treatment response. The paper notes that because the condition is often asymptomatic or silent, these markers represent a significant advancement in facilitating earlier identification and intervention. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically focusing on the utility of blood-based biomarkers for diagnostic purposes.
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