EFFECTS OF COMBINED PHYSIOTHERAPY IN CHRONIC ENDOMETRITIS: DYNAMICS OF INFLAMMATORY ACTIVITY
We have performed immunohistochemical staining of lymphocyte subpopulations (CD16+, CD56+, CD20+, CD138+), and HLA-DR antigen (II class) using monoclonal antibodies by “Novocastra” (United Kingdom). The cell were counted in uterine scrapings of patients with verified chronic endometritis (CE). The s...
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SPb RAACI
2015
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| Sumario: | We have performed immunohistochemical staining of lymphocyte subpopulations (CD16+, CD56+, CD20+, CD138+), and HLA-DR antigen (II class) using monoclonal antibodies by “Novocastra” (United Kingdom). The cell were counted in uterine scrapings of patients with verified chronic endometritis (CE). The samples were taken before and after treatment. The endometritis treatment was carried out according to standard procedures. In a group of patients, rehabilitation treatment was made by means of CAPELM-01 “Andro-Gin”, whereas another group was treated by of hormone replacement therapy and combined physiotherapy with CAP-ELM-01 “Andro-Gin”. There was a significant reduction of cytotoxic lymphocytes after treatment applied. |
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