CLINICAL AND DIAGNOSTIC FEATURES OF OVARIAN RESERVE AND ULTRASOUND-DOPPLER PARAMETERS IN DIFFERENT ENDOMETRIOSIS PHENOTYPES

H.B. Sattaraliyeva, D.B. Mo’minova
In: Journal of modern medicine · 2026 · vol. 14(3) , pp. 1017–1023 · doi:10.67519/nshr.ztj.2026.03.146 · W7211930279
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This study evaluated serum anti-Müllerian hormone levels, antral follicle count, and ultrasound-doppler parameters to characterize ovarian reserve and pelvic hemodynamics across different endometriosis phenotypes.

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This study evaluated ovarian reserve markers and Doppler ultrasound parameters in women with various endometriosis phenotypes to assess their impact on reproductive potential. The researchers analyzed serum anti-Müllerian hormone levels and antral follicle counts alongside transvaginal ultrasonography findings to determine correlations between disease extent and ovarian function. Key findings indicated that specific endometriosis characteristics significantly influence these diagnostic metrics, highlighting the need for phenotype-specific assessment of fertility risks. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the clinical and diagnostic features related to ovarian reserve and ultrasound-doppler parameters across different endometriosis phenotypes.

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Background. Endometriosis is a common chronic gynecological disease among women of reproductive age and is frequently associated with impaired reproductive function and infertility. The clinical manifestations and extent of pelvic organ involvement vary considerably among patients, necessitating a differentiated approach to the assessment of reproductive potential. Serum anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) levels and antral follicle count (AFC) are important parameters for evaluating ovarian reserve. Modern transvaginal ultrasonography enables not only the detection of structural changes associated with endometriosis but also the assessment of morphological and hemodynamic characteristics of the pelvic organs.
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