Objectives: To evaluate ovarian reserve according to results of biopsy of ovaries during laparoscopy. To investigate connections between hystologic results, drilling of ovaries and pregnancies.
Methods: We investigate prospectively 74 patients with polycystic ovaries (PCOS) and infertility. Operative laparoscopy have be done in 2006, 2008 and 2009 year in University Hospital "Maichin Dom" Sofia, Bulgaria. All patients had ovarian drilling and biopsy.
Results: Microscopic findings from biopsy of ovary in 74 women with PCOS were divided in 4 groups. In this investigation from 74 women with operative laparoscopy 33 patients (44.5%) were pregnant.
Conclusion: The results of biopsy and registered pregnancies in PCOS patients is very difficult to analyse. Laparoscopic ovarian drilling and biopsy affect ovarian tissue. The ovary probably change own characteristics--ovarian metabolism and physiology are restored and this changes our clinical prognosis for a future pregnancies.
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