Prospektive Studie über den Effekt der Hormonsubstitution mit GnRH-Analoga auf Leberverfettung und Leberfibrose, quantifiziert mittels nicht-invasiver transienter Elastographie, bei Patientinnen mit histologisch nachgewiesener Endometriose
This observational study characterized the effects of GnRH analog hormone substitution on liver steatosis and fibrosis in women with histologically confirmed endometriosis using non-invasive transient elastography.
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This prospective observational study investigated the impact of GnRH analog therapy on liver steatosis and fibrosis in women with histologically confirmed endometriosis. Researchers recruited forty patients who underwent surgical treatment followed by hormonal therapy, utilizing transient elastography with CAP measurements to quantify changes in liver fat content and stiffness over a six-month period alongside blood tests for liver function. The results from the initial sample indicated that more than half of the participants experienced increased liver fat and nearly half showed increased liver stiffness, while standard liver function parameters remained unchanged. These findings suggest that GnRH analogs may have prosteatogenic and profibrotic effects in susceptible individuals, although further research is needed to define the underlying endogenous factors driving these variable responses. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically examining the hepatic side effects of a common medical therapy used to manage the condition.
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