Lymphoid follicles of the endometrium in women wearing an intrauterine device

Ishihama, A; T, Makino

doi:10.1016/s0002-9378(16)33938-2

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“…Появление лимфоидных фолликулов установлено и в эксперименталь-ной модели хламидийного эндометрита у жи-вотных [14], и в эндометрии у женщин при использовании внутриматочной спирали от 3 % [15] до 19,2 % случаев [16].…”

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Chronic polypoid and lymphofollicular endometritis: hysteroscopic and histologycal diagnostic

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ВведениеВ последние десятилетия значительно по-высился интерес к обоснованию и диагности-ке хронического эндометрита, который рассма-тривают как причину неудачных попыток ЭКО (от 13 до 83, 3 %), невынашивания беременно-сти (от 27 до 42 % случаев) [1][2][3].Высокий процент неэффективного ЭКО и невынашивания беременности определяет актуальность изучения морфогенеза, своевре-менной диагностики и патогенетически направ-ленной терапии хронического эндометрита. В последние годы для морфофункциональной диагностической оценки эндометрия широко используется офисная гистероскопия. Этот ме-тод является высокоспецифичным и чувстви-тельным (40-80 %) при диагностике полипов и хронического эндометрита [3][4][5] ■ Complex clinic-morphological study of uterine cavity scraping and a comparative hysteroscopic study of 964 women with infertility and unsuccessful IVF attemps were carried out. For the first time two prognostically meaningful clinicmorphological forms of chronic endometritis-polypoid and lymphofollicular are described. Specific features of their typical gradual morphogenesis and features of chronicity of diagnostic value are established. An algorithm for histological and hysteroscopic diagnostics is introduced.■

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Chronic polypoid and lymphofollicular endometritis: hysteroscopic and histologycal diagnostic

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Histochemical demonstration of lysosomal hydrolase activity in endometrial mononuclear cells

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1975

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology

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Histochemical demonstration of lysosomal hydrolase activity in endometrial mononuclear cells

Baron

Esterly

1975

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology

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The mononuclear cells in the endometrial stoma change in reactivity for lysosomal hydrolases during the menstrual cycle. Lymphoid follicles may occur in the stroma in any phase of the cycle and have been found in gestational endometrium. However, these cells have no significant lysosomal activity. Alterations in the endometrium are reflected in modified patterns of activity. Endometritis, association with an intrauterine contraceptive device, pregnancy, and adenocarcinoma result in increased numbers and staining intensity of mononuclear cells. In contrast, no consistent changes were apparent in foci of glandular hyperplasia, and decreased staining was seen in atrophic areas of endometrium. These data suggest that interstitial mononuclear cells are a sensitive monitor of morphologic changes in the endometrium.

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Lymphoid follicles of the endometrium in women wearing an intrauterine device

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Chronic polypoid and lymphofollicular endometritis: hysteroscopic and histologycal diagnostic

Chronic polypoid and lymphofollicular endometritis: hysteroscopic and histologycal diagnostic

Histochemical demonstration of lysosomal hydrolase activity in endometrial mononuclear cells

Histochemical demonstration of lysosomal hydrolase activity in endometrial mononuclear cells

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