Therapie der Endometriose
Gestrinone and danazol showed similar efficacy and pregnancy rates in endometriosis treatment, but with differing side effects, while buserelin achieved implant reduction in 80% of patients.
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This paper compares hormonal therapies for endometriosis using randomized data in 30 laparoscopically proven patients treated for 6 months with gestrinone versus danazol, reporting effective treatment in roughly 80–90% of cases and similar pregnancy rates, alongside different side-effect profiles between groups. It also describes a multinational, multicenter trial of buserelin (GnRH agonist) in 275 patients, where in 80% the treatment led to disappearance or reduction of endometriotic implants, with main side effects attributed to estrogen suppression. A key limitation stated in the summary is the ongoing investigation of different hormonal methods, especially regarding recurrence rates and long-term side effects rather than definitive long-term outcomes. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it evaluates and summarizes randomized trial outcomes for gestrinone, danazol, and buserelin in treating endometriotic implants and compares their efficacy and side effects.
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