Fertility outcome of laparoscopic treatment in patients with severe endometriosis and repeated in vitro fertilization failures

Soriano, David; Adler, Iris; Bouaziz, Jérôme; Zolti, Matti; Eisenberg, V. H.; Goldenberg, Mordechai; Seidman, Daniel S.; Elizur, Shai E.

doi:10.1016/j.fertnstert.2016.06.003

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“…TVS in nine IVF / ICSI studies: Costello, 2011 ; Chiang, 1999 ; Martinez‐Conejero, 2011 ; Mijatovic, 2010 ; Salim, 2012 ; Thalluri, 2012 ; Youm, 2011 ; Yan, 2014 ; Benaglia, 2014 . In studies of women scheduled for endometriosis surgery, diagnosis was based on MRI in one study: Landi 2008 , TVS in two: Stepniewska, 2010 ; Soriano, 2016 and both techniques in two: Darai, 2010 ; Ferrero, 2009 . TVS findings of AD characteristics including (asymmetrically) thickened endometrium, cysts, striations, heterogeneity.…”

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“…No association between endometriosis and PR was found. However, PR was also reduced in women with AD (RR 0.53, 95% CI 0.37-0.77) when all data were pooled from seven studies (34,35,(38)(39)(40)(41)(42) in 381 women with deep endometriosis, including 102 with AD.…”

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“…Four studies were case–control studies , and seven cohort studies . Additionally, the effect of AD on pregnancy rate (PR) (both spontaneous and ART pregnancy) after surgery for rectovaginal and colorectal endometriosis is described in five trials . One study was not included because it comprised some of the same women included in .…”

Section: Effect Of Adenomyosis On Reproductive Outcomementioning

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“…The age of patients was either similar or adjusted for in most studies (27)(28)(29)31,32,34,36,37,40). In one study in which AD women had higher PRs, AD patients were slightly older (33), while the age distribution was not described in the other studies (35,38,39,41,42).…”

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Uterine adenomyosis and infertility, review of reproductive outcome after in vitro fertilization and surgery

Dueholm

2017

Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand

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This review includes an analysis of the clinical studies evaluating reproductive outcome and adenomyosis, and a review of studies on reproductive outcome and surgical treatment options for adenomyosis. Strict diagnostic criteria and classification of disease are needed for an image diagnosis of adenomyosis. Studies of in vitro fertilization/intracytoplasmic sperm injection (IVF/ICSI) populations and women with surgically treated deep endometriosis have suggested that adenomyosis has a negative impact on reproductive outcome, although there are substantial variations between studies. Few data are available on the relation between the extent of disease and impact on reproductive outcome, but a correlation appears to exist. Case series seem to confirm a positive effect of gonadotropin-releasing hormone analog treatment and surgery on reproductive outcome, but there are no controlled trials. Evidence is impaired by the poor quality of many studies, a lack of strict image diagnosis, and the absence of a classification of the extent of disease. Selection of the optimal evidence-based treatment options for adenomyosis in the fertility clinic is difficult because of a lack of evidence regarding the relation between fertility and the degree and composition of adenomyosis. Adenomyosis may reduce implantation so severely that surgical or other treatment options should be recommended, but the benefit of these treatment options needs to be verified. Referral of women with adenomyosis and recurrent miscarriage and repeated failure of assisted reproductive technology to centers with a special interest in adenomyosis research and treatment may be critical.

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Section: Extent Of Jz Change Related To Outcomementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Effect Of Adenomyosis On Reproductive Outcomementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Extent Of Jz Change Related To Outcomementioning

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Uterine adenomyosis and infertility, review of reproductive outcome after in vitro fertilization and surgery

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2017

Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand

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“…The debate persists between a complete surgery associated with a higher risk of complications and a minimally invasive surgery associated with an increased risk of recurrence if this resection is partial [23]. The articles of Soriano et al (2016) [24] showed a surgery benefit for infertile patients with rAFS stage III and IV endometriosis and with repeated IVF failures. This benefice is higher for patients who are younger, have a normal ovarian reserve, and do not have uterine anomalies.…”

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Factors associated with a poor prognosis for the IVF-ICSI live birth rate in women with rAFS stage III and IV endometriosis

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Perrin

Mancini

et al. 2017

J Assist Reprod Genet

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Assisted reproductive technique outcomes in patients with endometrioma undergoing sclerotherapy vs laparoscopic cystectomy: Prospective cross‐sectional study

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Askary

Keramati

et al. 2021

Reprod Medicine & Biology

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Purpose The authors compared assisted reproductive technique (ART) outcomes and the recurrence rate of endometrioma in the infertile patients undergoing sclerotherapy vs laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy. Methods In this prospective cross‐sectional study, a total of 101 infertile patients, with unilateral endometriomas, were divided into two groups. The first group (n = 57) underwent ART after 1 year of unsuccessful spontaneous pregnancy after laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy; the second group (n = 44) had ethanol sclerotherapy (EST) at the time of oocyte retrieval. The authors measured the number of oocytes, clinical pregnancy rate (CPR), live birth rate (LBR), complication, and recurrence of endometriomas as the primary and secondary outcomes. Results The two groups had no significant differences in baseline characteristics and ovarian stimulation markers and also total number of oocytes. 42.1% and 34.1% of the patients (n = 24 and 15) had clinical pregnancy, and 38.6% and 29.5% (n = 22 and 13) had live birth following ART cycles in the surgery group and sclerotherapy group (P = .41, 0.34). The recurrence rates were 14.0% and 34.1% in the surgery and sclerotherapy groups (P = .017, X2 = 5.67). Conclusions Ethanol sclerotherapy can be a good alternative to surgery concerning the treatment of endometrioma; however, the recurrence of the disease in this group is significantly higher.

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Fertility outcome of laparoscopic treatment in patients with severe endometriosis and repeated in vitro fertilization failures

Cited by 45 publications

References 32 publications

Uterine adenomyosis and infertility, review of reproductive outcome after in vitro fertilization and surgery

Uterine adenomyosis and infertility, review of reproductive outcome after in vitro fertilization and surgery

Factors associated with a poor prognosis for the IVF-ICSI live birth rate in women with rAFS stage III and IV endometriosis

Assisted reproductive technique outcomes in patients with endometrioma undergoing sclerotherapy vs laparoscopic cystectomy: Prospective cross‐sectional study

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