The characteristics of a fibroid in pregnancy can influence the perinatal outcome.

Unlabelled: The prevalence of fibroids during reproductive age is 20-25%. The presence of fibroids during pregnancy can impact perinatal outcomes.

Objective: To determine whether fibroids affect perinatal outcomes and whether women who undergo fibroid surgery before pregnancy have better perinatal outcomes than those who have fibroids during pregnancy.

Identification of urine biomarkers of endometriosis-Protein mass spectrometry.

Introduction: Endometriosis is a chronic inflammatory disease that leads to a series of pathological reactions. The basis is a changed proinflammatory activated immune system, which results in more pronounced oxidative stress, disturbed function of proteolysis and cell apoptosis. These processes are crucial in the development of the disease because their dysfunctional activities cause the progression of the disease.

Concentration of total proteins in urine as a non-invasive biomarker of endometriosis.

Objective: The disease in which we observe the invasion and growth of endometrial cells on extrauterine tissues and organs with the creation of a chronic inflammatory state is called endometriosis. It causes infertility and is present in more than 30% of patients with endometriosis. Diagnosis and treatment of the disease is most often delayed for about 8 years after the first symptoms were reported.

Complete restoration of fertility in a patient treated for androgen-secreting granulosa cell tumor - Case report.

Case Report: A 35-yr-old patient suffering from secondary amenorrhea for two years before she was diagnosed. Secondary amenorrhea occurred after the first normal vaginal delivery, and it was initially associated with breastfeeding and a formerly diagnosed thyroid disease. Transvaginal ultrasound confirmed a tumorous mass of the right ovary.

Proteins in urine - Possible biomarkers of endometriosis.

In the pathogenesis of endometriosis, a number of pathological reactions occur. Proteins secreted in the urine are thought to interact with each other and stimulate the pathological processes in endometriosis. Identifying one or more proteins that are specific enough and could serve as biomarkers for endometriosis is both a challenge and a necessity that would facilitate diagnosis.