Role of Laparoscopic Laser Vaporization in the Treatment of Pelvic Endometriosis and Infertility
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Six patients with pelvic endometriosis received LHRH agonists via slow-release systems, resulting in estradiol levels declining to castration ranges within 8-17 days and indicating the clinical utility of these treatments.
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Six patients suffering from endometriosis (Acosta stages I to III) were treated by luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone agonists (LHRH-A). In 3 of the 6 patients buserelin (Hoechst AG, FRG) was subcutaneously infused using an osmotic minipump system (2 ML!, Alza Corp., USA) over a 12-week period. In the residual 3 patients decapeptyl (Ferring AG, FRG) encapsulated in biodegradable microcapsules was intramusculary injected every 4 weeks over a 22-to 35-week period. 17(3-Estradiol plasma levels declined into castration range within 8-17 days. The data obtained indicate the clinical utility of LHRH-A slow release systems.
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