Residualendometriose nach LHRH-Analogtherapie
In 34 of 69 endometriosis patients treated with buserelin, histology revealed residual proliferative elements despite ovarian suppression, indicating that disease susceptibility depends on dysontogenetic differentiation rather than complete hormonal ablation.
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This study evaluated the presence of residual endometriosis in 69 patients following six months of treatment with the LHRH analogue buserelin. Histological examination revealed that 34 patients still exhibited endometriotic foci, with findings showing a heterogeneous mix of regressive and proliferative changes within the lesions. The researchers found no correlation between the degree of ovarian suppression or lesion location and the histological activity of the remaining disease. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically characterizing residual disease after hormonal therapy.
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