Anticardiolipin and antihiston levels during the treatment of IVF patients with endometriosis by Goserelin
This study investigated anticardiolipin and antihistone antibody levels in IVF patients with endometriosis undergoing Goserelin treatment.
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This paper reports measurements of anticardiolipin and antihistone antibody levels in IVF patients diagnosed with endometriosis who were treated with the gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonist goserelin, with the aim of tracking autoimmune-related antibody changes during treatment. The study appears to be a focused clinical investigation with antibody testing over the course of IVF management, rather than a broad mechanistic analysis. A key limitation is that the provided text includes only citation and bibliographic information without the detailed methods, cohort size, timing of blood sampling, or the magnitude of antibody changes, so the specific findings cannot be verified from the excerpt alone. Relevance to endometriosis: the paper’s title and study objective are explicitly about endometriosis in IVF patients undergoing goserelin treatment, and it is therefore centrally about endometriosis and immunologic antibody markers during therapy.
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- Current Concepts of Endometriosis via openalex
- Endometriosis: genetic and immunologic aspects. via openalex
- W1507631870 via openalex
- W1986177169 via openalex
- W2145622022 via openalex
- W2416855537 via openalex
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