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Search for: [Abstract = "or quality oocytes may subsequently compromise both fertilization and implantation rates. Both the inflammatory follicular fluid and peritoneal fluid milieu may also contribute fertilization\/implantation defects. Nowadays good quality oocytes, especially in patients with advanced endometriosis can help to overcome the defects here described. Endometriosis concerns about 15% of fertile women and to 50% of infertile women. Endometriosis seems to be related to spontaneous abortions. The aim of my work is to estimate obstetric history in women treated because of endometriosis dependent on\: a. stage according to rAFS \-I and II \-III and IV b. localization \-peritoneal endometriosis \-ovarian endometriosis \-rectovaginal endometriosis c. form \-endometrioid cyst \-endometriosis focuses on the ovary and other organs in the pelvis According to Ulcova \-Gallova et al. patients with lesions of endometriosis stage I\-II have more antoantibodies to antigens relevant to reproduction than those with stage III\-IV. They investigated the humoral immune response in the women with endometriosis in serum and peritoneal fluid. They compared 7 \(seven\) antiphospholipid antibodies \(aPLs\) against cardiolipin, L\-phosphatidyl\-serine, ph\- glycerol, ph\-inositol, ph\-ethanolamine, phosphatidic \(ph\)\-acid, against beta2\-glycoprotein I and antizona pellucida antibodies \(aZP\), sperm antibodies. Endometriosis I\-II were"]

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