IMMUNOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF INTRAUTERINE FLUSHES FROM THE UTERINE CAVITY OF INFERTILE PATIENTS WITH ADENOMYOSIS AND THEIR EFFECT ON THE OUTCOMES OF ART PROGRAMS
In women with grade 1-2 diffuse adenomyosis, intrauterine flushes showed elevated proinflammatory cytokines and α1-antitrypsin levels associated with IVF implantation failures.
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This study investigated immunological predictors of implantation failure in IVF programs among infertile patients with grade 1-2 diffuse adenomyosis. Researchers analyzed intrauterine flushes from 44 affected women and 48 controls, measuring various cytokines and proteins during the luteal phase. The results indicated that patients with adenomyosis exhibited elevated levels of proinflammatory cytokines TNF-α and IL-6, alongside increased α1-antitrypsin and decreased IL-8 compared to healthy controls. Implantation failures were specifically associated with α1-antitrypsin levels exceeding 5200 mcg/l combined with total protein levels below 3.3 g/l. This paper is centrally about adenomyosis — specifically examining its impact on uterine cavity immunology and ART outcomes.
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