Search for: [Abstract = "The study has not found a statistically significant correlation between the degree of endometriosis advancement according to the rASRM scale and the level of ovarian reserve, assessed by analysis of AFC and FSH levels.In treatment of pain related to endometriosis, mixed results were found about reduction in the various different pain categories. Satisfactory results for both methods were achieved in the treatment of pain during menstruation \(p\-0.025 for CO2 laser ablation and p\-0.004 for electroablation\), in the follow\-up after 6 months. CO2 laser ablation was assessed as ineffective for the treatment of long\-term dyschesis \(intensity of pain after 6 months\: p\-0.018\) and dyspareunia \(p\-0.016 in follow\-up after 6 months, despite an initial improvement after 3 months\: p\-0.035\). The increase of dyschesis intensification in this group correlated to the appearance of endometric relapses shown with ultrasound during the follow\-up examination after 6 months \(p\-0.002\). Intensification of dyspareunia after 6 months was also observed in group after electroablation \(p\-0.032\).CO2 laser ablation and electroablation in combination with the laparoscopic surgical removal of ovarian endometriosis \(excisional capsule\-EC\) proved effective in the preservation of AFC. The BOV levels declined significantly in the group treated with EC\/electroablation \(p\-0.0012 after 3 months\; p\-0.001 after 6 months\). The FSH level dropped significantly after 3 months only in the EC\/electroablation group \(p\-0.023\).After 6 months, ultrasound showed a high percentage \(39%\) of relapses for the group treated with EC\/ CO2 laser ablation, while in the EC\/electroablation group it was 17%."]

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