The effect of using long-diphereline and ultrasound-guided puncturing to treat ovarian endometriotic cyst and its impact on the outcome of assisted reproductive technology

Abstract

ObjectiveTo investigate the effect of using Long-Diphereline and ultrasound-guided puncturing to treat ovarian endometriotic cyst and on the outcome of assisted reproductive technology.Materials and MethodsThis was a retrospective study, in which 42 cases of endometrial cysts were selected as trial group, and 84 cases were selected as control group. In trial group, Long-Diphereline was given to each patient for three months before and after injecting pure alcohol into cyst. In control group, Long-Diphereline was given to each patient alone. Blood samples were obtained from patients on the day of the operation and using Gn, on the 2nd or 3rd day of the menstrual cycle. The two groups were compared in indicates of clinical, the rate of implantation and pregnancy.ResultsNo significant difference were observed in bFSH level, bLH level, bE2 level,LH level on the day of using Gn, the reduction rate of mean ovarian diameter and the outcomes of pregnancy between the two groups. The reduction rate of mean cyst diameter, we could observe a significant difference between the two groups. The FSH level on the day of using Gn was significantly less than that in control group. The E2 level on the day of retrieving oocytes was significantly higher than that in control group. The number of morphologically good-quality embryos in trial group was significantly more than that in control group.ConclusionThis method is safe and effective method for endometrial cyst of ovary with its definite therapeutic effect for the patients who need assisted reproductive technology, especially for the patient who unlike operation. ObjectiveTo investigate the effect of using Long-Diphereline and ultrasound-guided puncturing to treat ovarian endometriotic cyst and on the outcome of assisted reproductive technology. To investigate the effect of using Long-Diphereline and ultrasound-guided puncturing to treat ovarian endometriotic cyst and on the outcome of assisted reproductive technology. Materials and MethodsThis was a retrospective study, in which 42 cases of endometrial cysts were selected as trial group, and 84 cases were selected as control group. In trial group, Long-Diphereline was given to each patient for three months before and after injecting pure alcohol into cyst. In control group, Long-Diphereline was given to each patient alone. Blood samples were obtained from patients on the day of the operation and using Gn, on the 2nd or 3rd day of the menstrual cycle. The two groups were compared in indicates of clinical, the rate of implantation and pregnancy. This was a retrospective study, in which 42 cases of endometrial cysts were selected as trial group, and 84 cases were selected as control group. In trial group, Long-Diphereline was given to each patient for three months before and after injecting pure alcohol into cyst. In control group, Long-Diphereline was given to each patient alone. Blood samples were obtained from patients on the day of the operation and using Gn, on the 2nd or 3rd day of the menstrual cycle. The two groups were compared in indicates of clinical, the rate of implantation and pregnancy. ResultsNo significant difference were observed in bFSH level, bLH level, bE2 level,LH level on the day of using Gn, the reduction rate of mean ovarian diameter and the outcomes of pregnancy between the two groups. The reduction rate of mean cyst diameter, we could observe a significant difference between the two groups. The FSH level on the day of using Gn was significantly less than that in control group. The E2 level on the day of retrieving oocytes was significantly higher than that in control group. The number of morphologically good-quality embryos in trial group was significantly more than that in control group. No significant difference were observed in bFSH level, bLH level, bE2 level,LH level on the day of using Gn, the reduction rate of mean ovarian diameter and the outcomes of pregnancy between the two groups. The reduction rate of mean cyst diameter, we could observe a significant difference between the two groups. The FSH level on the day of using Gn was significantly less than that in control group. The E2 level on the day of retrieving oocytes was significantly higher than that in control group. The number of morphologically good-quality embryos in trial group was significantly more than that in control group. ConclusionThis method is safe and effective method for endometrial cyst of ovary with its definite therapeutic effect for the patients who need assisted reproductive technology, especially for the patient who unlike operation. This method is safe and effective method for endometrial cyst of ovary with its definite therapeutic effect for the patients who need assisted reproductive technology, especially for the patient who unlike operation.