Chronic Endometritis associated with Caesarean Scar Diverticulum leading to prolonged menstruation and anemia: Study
Chronic Endometritis associated with Caesarean Scar Diverticulum leading to prolonged menstruation and anemia suggests a study published in the Journal of Reproductive Immunology.
A study was done to investigate the risk factors for Caesarean Scar Diverticulum (CSD) with Chronic Endometritis (CE) and the correlation between CE and clinical symptoms of CSD. The frequency of CE in 44 patients with CSD who underwent surgical treatment and 20 control women who underwent total hysterectomy was assessed and the clinical symptoms in the presence and absence of CE were compared.
In accordance with the presence of one or more CD138-positive plasma cells per high-power field, CE was classified as mild or severe group. Results: According to multivariate analysis, the presence of mild CE (OR 8.963, 95 % CI 2.177–36.907, p = 0.002) or severe CE (OR 21.773, 95 % CI 2.285–207.419, p = 0.007) was significantly associated with CSD. Mild CE (OR 12.390, 95 % CI 1.158–132.511, p = 0.037) or severe CE (OR 22.463, 95 % CI 1.657–304.541, P = 0.019) or depth of diverticulum (OR 1.294, 95 % CI 1.003–1.668, p = 0.047) was associated with prolonged menstruation in patients with CSD.
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