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Wu, YN., Hua, L., Jin, Y. et al. Clinical study on endometrial ovarian cyst treated by combined laparoscopy and chinese herbal medicine., CJIM 8, 11–15 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02934610
Wu Yu-Ning, Hua Ling, Jin Yan, et al. Clinical study on endometrial ovarian cyst treated by combined laparoscopy and chinese herbal medicine. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 8(1):11-15(2002)
Wu, YN., Hua, L., Jin, Y. et al. Clinical study on endometrial ovarian cyst treated by combined laparoscopy and chinese herbal medicine., CJIM 8, 11–15 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02934610 DOI:
Wu Yu-Ning, Hua Ling, Jin Yan, et al. Clinical study on endometrial ovarian cyst treated by combined laparoscopy and chinese herbal medicine. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 8(1):11-15(2002) DOI: 10.1007/BF02934610.
Objective: To investigate a new method of combined laparoscopy with Chinese herbal medicine (CHM) in treating endometrial ovarian cyst. One hundred and fifty-two patients with endometrial ovarian cyst were randomly divided into 3 groups treated with three therapies: combined laparoscopy with CHM (combination group)
CHM (TCM group) and danazol (WM group). To compare the clinical efficacy and sideeffects shown by the three groups and to elucidate the therapeutic mechanism by detecting the serum CA125 reproductive endocrine hormone
plasma prostaglandin F2a prostaglandin E2 etc. The shrinking rate
disappearance rate of the cysts and markedly effective rate in the combination group were obviously higher than those in the TCM group and WM group (P< 0.05
P<0.01). The pregnancy rate of combination group was also higher than that of the WM group (P<0.05). Few side-effects constituted the most prominent advantage for the combination group and TCM group. After treatment
the plasma prostaglandin F1a lowered remarkably
serum progesterone increased and CA125 reduced obviously (P<0.01
P<0.05). The laparoscopy and CHM combination therapy is a new method in treating endometrial ovarian cyst which has significant efficacy
minimal adverse effect and maximal preservation of reproductive function.
Objective: To investigate a new method of combined laparoscopy with Chinese herbal medicine (CHM) in treating endometrial ovarian cyst. One hundred and fifty-two patients with endometrial ovarian cyst were randomly divided into 3 groups treated with three therapies: combined laparoscopy with CHM (combination group)
CHM (TCM group) and danazol (WM group). To compare the clinical efficacy and sideeffects shown by the three groups and to elucidate the therapeutic mechanism by detecting the serum CA125 reproductive endocrine hormone
plasma prostaglandin F2a prostaglandin E2 etc. The shrinking rate
disappearance rate of the cysts and markedly effective rate in the combination group were obviously higher than those in the TCM group and WM group (P< 0.05
P<0.01). The pregnancy rate of combination group was also higher than that of the WM group (P<0.05). Few side-effects constituted the most prominent advantage for the combination group and TCM group. After treatment
the plasma prostaglandin F1a lowered remarkably
serum progesterone increased and CA125 reduced obviously (P<0.01
P<0.05). The laparoscopy and CHM combination therapy is a new method in treating endometrial ovarian cyst which has significant efficacy
minimal adverse effect and maximal preservation of reproductive function.
endometrial ovarian cystlaparoscopyChinese herbal medicine treatment
endometrial ovarian cystlaparoscopyChinese herbal medicine treatment
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