Dissecting the Reduced Ovarian Reserve Seen with Ovarian Enometriomas with That Caused by Surgical Excision of Ovarian Enometriomas- What Comes First_ Crimson Publishers
Dissecting the Reduced Ovarian Reserve Seen with Ovarian Enometriomas
with That Caused by Surgical Excision of Ovarian Enometriomas- What Comes First
by Kulvinder Kochar Kaur*, Gautam Allahbadia and Mandeep Singh in Crimson
Publishers: Journal of Surgical Medicine
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There have been concerns raised regarding the
possibility of surgical excision
of the endometrioma causing damage to the ovarian reserve. Three recent
systematic reviews reported a decrease in serum anti mullerian hormone (AMH)
levels as compared to preoperative levels after endometrioma excision [1- 3].
But very recently Muzli et al. [4], gave a meta-analysis on the peripheral
levels of AMH in women having ovarian endometriomas. In contrast to
earlier met-analyses they reported lower levels of AMH as compared to controls
and in women having any other ovarian cysts which suggests that what is
reported following surgery, the damage to the ovarian reserve, may at least in
part be present before any intervention. Although these results might answer a
lot of unresolved questions, they need to be interpreted using some caution.
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