Clinical and Experimental Obstetrics & Gynecology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
52(3)
Published: March 19, 2025
Background:
The
relationship
between
adenomyosis
and
vitamin
D
remains
largely
unexplored.
However,
emerging
evidence
suggests
that
deficiency
may
increase
the
risk
of
developing
adenomyosis.
Methods:
A
cross-sectional
study
was
conducted
involving
190
patients
diagnosed
with
185
healthy
controls.
Propensity
score
matching
(PSM)
utilized
to
generate
91
matched
pairs.
Multivariate
logistic
regression
analysis
employed
examine
levels
Additionally,
receiver
operating
characteristic
(ROC)
curve
used
evaluate
diagnostic
performance
levels.
Results:
In
both
unmatched
(44.0
nmol/L
vs.
61.4
nmol/L,
p
<
0.001)
(42.3
60.7
groups,
exhibited
significantly
lower
serum
compared
demonstrated
a
negative
association
in
groups.
ROC
identified
an
optimal
threshold
44.75
for
predicting
Conclusions:
Reduced
represent
independent
factor
adenomyosis,
below
associated
increased
risk.
These
findings
suggest
supplementation
serve
as
potential
preventive
strategy
against
BMC Medicine,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
21(1)
Published: May 25, 2023
Endometriosis
is
recognized
as
a
complex
gynecological
disorder
that
can
cause
severe
pain
and
infertility,
affecting
6-10%
of
all
reproductive-aged
women.
condition
in
which
endometrial
tissue,
normally
lines
the
inside
uterus,
deposits
other
tissues.
The
etiology
pathogenesis
endometriosis
remain
ambiguous.
Despite
debates,
it
generally
agreed
chronic
inflammatory
disease,
patients
with
appear
to
be
hypercoagulable
state.
coagulation
system
plays
important
roles
hemostasis
responses.
Therefore,
purpose
this
study
use
publicly
available
GWAS
summary
statistics
examine
causal
relationship
between
factors
risk
endometriosis.To
investigate
endometriosis,
two-sample
Mendelian
randomization
(MR)
analytic
framework
was
used.
A
series
quality
control
procedures
were
followed
order
select
eligible
instrumental
variables
strongly
associated
exposures
(vWF,
ADAMTS13,
aPTT,
FVIII,
FXI,
FVII,
FX,
ETP,
PAI-1,
protein
C,
plasmin).
Two
independent
cohorts
European
ancestry
used:
UK
Biobank
(4354
cases
217,500
controls)
FinnGen
(8288
68,969
controls).
We
conducted
MR
analyses
separately
FinnGen,
by
meta-analysis.
Cochran's
Q
test,
MR-Egger
intercept
leave-one-out
sensitivity
used
assess
heterogeneities,
horizontal
pleiotropy,
stabilities
SNPs
endometriosis.Our
analysis
11
suggested
reliable
effect
genetically
predicted
plasma
ADAMTS13
level
on
decreased
risk.
negative
positive
vWF
observed
FinnGen.
In
meta-analysis,
associations
remained
significant
strong
size.
also
identified
potential
effects
different
sub-phenotypes
endometrioses.Our
based
data
from
large-scale
population
studies
demonstrated
ADAMTS13/vWF
endometriosis.
These
findings
suggest
these
are
involved
development
may
represent
therapeutic
targets
for
management
disease.
Journal of Clinical Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(3), P. 1021 - 1021
Published: Feb. 6, 2025
Background:
Uterine
contractility,
also
known
as
uterine
peristalsis
(UP),
is
a
critical
determinant
of
fertility,
affecting
sperm
transport
and
embryo
implantation.
Increased
peristaltic
activity
has
been
associated
with
reduced
pregnancy
rates.
However,
data
are
heterogeneous
contractility
not
widely
translated
into
clinical
practice.
Cine-MRI,
although
limited
by
cost
heterogeneity
in
reporting,
emerged
promising
tool
to
assess
dynamics
increase
our
knowledge
UP
physiological
pathological
conditions.
Objective:
This
systematic
review
meta-analysis
aimed
describe
patterns
conditions,
including
endometriosis
fibroids,
using
cine-MRI.
Methods:
A
literature
search
the
Medline,
Embase,
Cochrane
CENTRAL
databases
Google
Scholar
was
conducted
up
May
2024,
studies
evaluating
Clinical
were
included,
excluding
those
affected
therapeutic
interventions
or
unrelated
pathologies.
pooled
from
comparing
patients
endometriosis.
Results:
In
13
included
(365
women),
varied
significantly
according
menstrual
cycle
phases
showed
that
women
had
higher
luteal
phase
(0.74;
95%
CI:
0.27–1.21)
but
periovulatory
(SMD
0.8;
−3.78–5.37).
Conclusions:
Cine-MRI
diagnostic
for
analysis
UP.
Endometriosis
impaired
UP,
which
may
be
cause
decreased
implantation
rate
infertility
further
research
needed
consolidate
effect
on
fertility
develop
standardised
cost-effective
tools
tailor
treatment.
Human Reproduction,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
39(6), P. 1208 - 1221
Published: April 22, 2024
Abstract
STUDY
QUESTION
Does
linzagolix
administered
orally
once
daily
for
up
to
3
months
at
a
dose
of
75
mg
alone
or
200
in
combination
with
add-back
therapy
(ABT)
(1.0
estradiol;
0.5
norethindrone
acetate,
also
known
as
norethisterone
acetate
[NETA])
demonstrate
better
efficacy
than
placebo
the
management
endometriosis-related
dysmenorrhea
and
non-menstrual
pelvic
pain?
SUMMARY
ANSWER
Combining
ABT
was
found
significantly
reduce
pain
therapy,
while
yielded
significant
decrease
only
months.
WHAT
IS
KNOWN
ALREADY?
A
previously
published
Phase
2,
dose-finding
study
reported
that
daily,
promotes
full
suppression
estradiol
secretion
serum
levels
below
20
pg/ml
noted
addition
may
be
needed
manage
hypoestrogenic
side
effects.
At
lower
doses
(75
100
mg/day),
maintains
values
within
target
range
20–60
pg/ml,
which
could
ideal
alleviate
symptoms
linked
endometriosis.
DESIGN,
SIZE,
DURATION
EDELWEISS
multicenter,
prospective,
randomized,
placebo-controlled,
double-blind,
double-dummy
evaluate
safety
treatment
moderate-to-severe
endometriosis-associated
pain.
Treatment
6
PARTICIPANTS/MATERIALS,
SETTING,
METHODS
In
trial,
486
subjects
were
randomized
1:1:1
ratio
one
three
groups:
placebo,
association
ABT.
Pain
measured
on
verbal
rating
scale
recorded
an
electronic
diary.
MAIN
RESULTS
AND
THE
ROLE
OF
CHANCE
months,
met
primary
objective,
showing
clinically
meaningful
statistically
reductions
pain,
stable
decreased
use
analgesics.
The
proportion
responders
group
72.9%
compared
23.5%
(P
<
0.001),
rates
47.3%
30.9%
=
0.007),
respectively.
demonstrated
reduction
versus
44.0%
0.001).
Although
showed
trend
toward
relative
it
not
0.279).
Significant
improvements
dyschezia
overall
observed
both
groups
when
placebo.
Small
dyspareunia
scores
but
they
significant.
groups,
effects
mild,
low
hot
flushes
bone
density
loss
<1%.
therapy.
LIMITATIONS,
REASONS
FOR
CAUTION
Efficacy
between
placebo;
however,
would
useful
have
results
from
comparative
studies
estro-progestogens
progestogens.
It
will
important
ascertain
whether
gonadotropin-releasing
hormone
antagonists
benefits
over
traditional
first-line
medications.
WIDER
IMPLICATIONS
FINDINGS
Linzagolix
quality
life
improved
risks
vasomotor
minimized
due
suitable
chronic
without
need
concomitant
hormonal
ABT,
further
research
is
confirm
this.
If
confirmed,
offer
viable
option
women
who
do
want
wish
whom
contraindicated.
FUNDING/COMPETING
INTEREST(S)
Funding
provided
by
ObsEva
(Geneva,
Switzerland).
Analysis
data
manuscript
writing
partially
supported
Switzerland),
Theramex
(London,
UK)
Kissei
(Japan)
grant
5/4/150/5
awarded
M.-M.D.
FNRS.
J.D.
member
scientific
advisory
board
until
August
2022,
PregLem,
received
personal
fees
Gedeon
Richter,
Theramex.
consulting
fees,
speakers’
travel
support
Obseva
Theramex,
paid
their
institution.
C.B.
has
Myovant,
Richter—all
funds
went
University
Oxford.
He
monitoring
supervising
current
study,
served
endometriosis
Myovant.
H.T.
grants
Abbvie
past
president
ASRM.
F.C.H.
Richter
O.D.
lectures
clinical
Preglem
independent
study.
A.H.
NIHR,
UKRI,
CSO,
Wellbeing
Women,
Roche
Diagnostics;
he
A.H.’s
institution
honoraria
consultancy
Diagnostics,
Gesynta,
Joii.
M.P.
nothing
declare.
F.P.
S.P.R.
been
Richter.
A.P.
M.B.
are
employees
E.B.
employee
ObsEva,
sponsor
chair
working
consultant
since
December
2022;
she
owns
stock
options
ObsEva.
TRIAL
REGISTRATION
NUMBER
NCT
03992846.
DATE
June
2019.
FIRST
PATIENT’S
ENROLLMENT
13
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Feb. 19, 2025
Uterine
adenomyosis,
a
common
benign
tumor
disease
in
gynecology,
mainly
manifested
as
chronic
pelvic
pain,
menstrual
disorders,
dysmenorrhea,
etc.,
has
great
impact
on
patients'
daily
life
and
work.
Compared
with
traditional
surgery
drug
therapy,
uterine
artery
embolization
(UAE),
new
treatment
less
trauma,
faster
recovery
preservation,
can
relieve
pain
while
preserving
normal
physiological
reproductive
functions
of
the
uterus,
which
is
favored
by
majority
patients.
In
this
study,
patients
were
divided
into
two
groups
based
magnetic
resonance
imaging
(MRI)
test.
Their
serum
CA125
level
was
detected,
degree
symptom
relief
health
index
evaluated,
aiming
to
explore
clinical
efficacy
influencing
factors
UAE
adenomyosis.
The
results
showed
that
before
UAE,
group
B
significantly
higher
than
A,
2
days
after
both
lower
treatment,
indicating
may
be
related
type
but
good
therapeutic
effect
focal
diffuse
3
months
interventional
had
reduced
symptoms
dramatically
improved
status
VAS
score
reduced,
improve
performed
groups.
No
serious
complications
occurred
during
operation,
technical
success
rate
reached
100%.
summary,
minimally
invasive
obvious
significant
effects
an
important
alternative
for
Current Opinion in Obstetrics & Gynecology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 10, 2025
Purpose
of
review
Endometriosis
is
a
chronic
inflammatory
condition
that
significantly
affects
women’s
quality
life
and
fertility.
Despite
advancements
in
treatment,
many
areas
uncertainty
persist
clinical
management.
This
provides
symptom-focused,
patient-centered
update,
addressing
cases
from
asymptomatic
to
those
complicated
by
pain
infertility
Recent
findings
Advancement
imaging
technology
has
increased
incidental
diagnoses
endometriosis,
raising
the
debate
between
immediate
treatment
watchful
waiting.
Medical
therapy
primarily
aims
suppress
symptoms,
with
oral
gonadotropin-releasing
hormone
antagonists
add-back
offering
promising
long-term
control.
Research
into
local
neurogenesis
central
sensitization
supports
complementary
approaches,
though
high-quality
evidence
still
limited.
For
refractory
medical
therapy,
conservative
surgical
strategies
can
minimize
postoperative
complications
without
increasing
recurrence
rates.
In
infertility,
assisted
reproductive
(ART)
effective
options,
although
optimal
endometrial
preparation
necessity
pre-ART
surgery
remain
be
fully
elucidated
Summary
The
management
endometriosis
requires
personalized,
multidisciplinary
approach
within
specialized
centers.
Long-term
suppressive
remains
cornerstone
while
emerging
targeted
agents
hold
promise
for
better
symptom
control
fewer
side
effects.
Surgical
intervention
should
performed
experienced
surgeons
as
single
definitive
procedure
when
possible.
Tailored
ART
protocols
address
challenges.
Standardized
classification
systems
robust
randomized
trials
are
crucial
refining
pathways,
optimizing
fertility
outcomes,
enhancing
life.
Frontiers in Endocrinology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Aug. 16, 2023
Infertility
and
menstrual
abnormalities
in
endometriosis
patients
are
frequently
caused
by
aberrant
follicular
growth
or
a
reduced
ovarian
reserve.
Endometriosis
typically
does
not
directly
harm
the
oocyte,
but
rather
inhibits
function
of
granulosa
cells,
resulting
decrease
oocyte
quality.
Granulosa
as
nanny
can
regulate
meiosis,
provide
most
basic
resources
required
for
development,
influence
ovulation.
affects
development
quality
causing
cells
apoptosis,
inflammation,
oxidative
stress,
steroid
synthesis
obstacle,
mitochondrial
energy
metabolism.
These
states
interact
with
one
another,
however
there
is
currently
relatively
little
research
this
field
to
understand
mechanism
linkage
between
abnormal
states.
Human Reproduction,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
39(1), P. 18 - 34
Published: Nov. 10, 2023
According
to
consistent
epidemiological
data,
the
slope
of
incidence
curve
endometriosis
rises
rapidly
and
sharply
around
age
25
years.
The
delay
in
diagnosis
is
generally
reported
be
between
5
8
years
adult
women,
but
it
appears
over
10
adolescents.
If
this
true,
actual
onset
many
young
women
would
chronologically
placed
early
postmenarchal
Ovulation
menstruation
are
inflammatory
events
that,
when
occurring
repeatedly
for
years,
may
theoretically
favour
development
adenomyosis.
Moreover,
repeated
acute
dysmenorrhoea
episodes
after
menarche
not
only
an
indicator
ensuing
or
adenomyosis,
also
promote
transition
from
chronic
pelvic
pain
through
central
sensitization
mechanisms,
as
well
overlapping
conditions.
Therefore,
secondary
prevention
aimed
at
reducing
suffering,
limiting
lesion
progression,
preserving
future
reproductive
potential
should
focused
on
group
that
could
benefit
most
intervention,
i.e.
severely
symptomatic
Early-onset
adenomyosis
promptly
suspected
even
physical
ultrasound
findings
negative,
long-term
ovulatory
suppression
established
until
conception
seeking.
As
nowadays
mean
using
hormonal
therapies
several
drug
safety
evaluation
crucial.
In
adolescents
without
recognized
major
contraindications
oestrogens,
use
very
low-dose
combined
oral
contraceptives
associated
with
a
marginal
increase
individual
absolute
risk
thromboembolic
events.
Oral
containing
oestradiol
instead
ethinyl
further
limit
such
risk.
Oral,
subcutaneous,
intramuscular
progestogens
do
risk,
interfere
attainment
peak
bone
mass
women.
Levonorgestrel-releasing
intra-uterine
devices
safe
alternative
adolescents,
amenorrhoea
frequently
induced
ovarian
activity.
With
regard
oncological
net
effect
oestrogen-progestogen
combinations
small
reduction
overall
cancer
Whether
surgery
considered
first-line
approach
symptoms
seems
questionable.
Especially
large
endometriomas
infiltrating
lesions
detected
imaging,
laparoscopy
reserved
who
refuse
treatments
whom
medications
effective,
tolerated,
contraindicated.
Diagnostic
therapeutic
algorithms,
including
self-reported
outcome
measures,
individuals
clinical
suspicion
early-onset
proposed.