Научная статья на тему 'STATE OF INDICATORS OF CELLULAR IMMUNE IN WOMEN WITH EXTERNAL-GENITAL ENDOMETRIOSIS'

STATE OF INDICATORS OF CELLULAR IMMUNE IN WOMEN WITH EXTERNAL-GENITAL ENDOMETRIOSIS Текст научной статьи по специальности «Клиническая медицина»

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Аннотация научной статьи по клинической медицине, автор научной работы — Akhmedova N.M., Askaralieva Sh.K.

endometriosis, Visanne, cellular immunity. Annotation. Endometriosis is a “mysterious” disease, and its exact cause is still unknown. Etiological factors include congenital, environmental, epigenetic, autoimmune and allergic factors. It is believed that the primary mechanism for the formation of endometriosis lesions is retrograde menstruation, i.e., the passage of menstrual blood through the fallopian tubes into the abdominal cavity and the implantation of exfoliated endometrial cells. However, since this mechanism is also observed in healthy women, other factors must also be involved in the formation of endometriosis lesions. Endometriosis causes infertility, chronic pain and poor quality of life for many women. It also represents a significant financial burden on health systems.

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Текст научной работы на тему «STATE OF INDICATORS OF CELLULAR IMMUNE IN WOMEN WITH EXTERNAL-GENITAL ENDOMETRIOSIS»

Akhmedova N.M., candidate of medical sciences

associate professor Department of 1-Obstetrics and Gynecology

Askaralieva Sh.K. resident of the master's program department 1-Obstetrics and gynecology Andijan State Medical Institute Uzbekistan, Andijan

STATE OF INDICATORS OF CELLULAR IMMUNE IN WOMEN WITH EXTERNAL-GENITAL ENDOMETRIOSIS

Key words: endometriosis, Visanne, cellular immunity. Annotation. Endometriosis is a "mysterious" disease, and its exact cause is still unknown. Etiological factors include congenital, environmental, epigenetic, autoimmune and allergic factors. It is believed that the primary mechanism for the formation of endometriosis lesions is retrograde menstruation, i.e., the passage of menstrual blood through the fallopian tubes into the abdominal cavity and the implantation of exfoliated endometrial cells. However, since this mechanism is also observed in healthy women, other factors must also be involved in the formation of endometriosis lesions. Endometriosis causes infertility, chronic pain and poor quality of life for many women. It also represents a significant financial burden on health systems.

Endometriosis is considered an estrogen-dependent disease, although there is a statement about the relative autonomy or hormone independence of endometrioid heterotopias. Endometrial tissue cannot be considered as an ectopically located endometrium, since they differ significantly in the content of hormone receptors, response to hormonal exposure, and visual manifestations [146, 151, 180, 206, 226].

Endometriosis has a number of features that distinguish it from other diseases: cyclicity, similar to the regularity of the ovario-menstrual cycle; the absence of a connective tissue capsule in the focus of endometriosis; tendency to infiltrating growth associated with the enzymatic activity of endometrioid foci. A feature of endometriosis is its ability to metastasize, i.e., the transfer of endometriosis cells by implantation through the lymphatic and blood vessels to other organs and tissues located at a considerable distance from the primary focus [12, 25, 138].

The first scientific reports on the problem of endometriosis are traditionally attributed to the middle of the 19th century. Around the same time, the first hypotheses about the origin and development of endometrioid heterotopias appeared. According to the literature, at the moment there are at least 11 different

concepts. However, endometriosis still remains a mystery to researchers, since its etiology and pathogenesis have not been fully established [3, 12, 37, 38, 157, 171].

A review of studies indicates a steady increase in the incidence of genital endometriosis over the past 10-15 years, which has become one of the leading in the structure of gynecological pathology [1]. Identified by a number of authors, significant disorders of the immune status in patients with endometriosis [2, 4] made it possible to make an assumption about the participation of immune mechanisms in the pathogenesis of this disease, develop methods for early diagnosis, and outline ways of immunocorrective therapy. Regardless of localization, endometriosis affects not only the function of the affected, adjacent and distant organs, but also the entire body as a whole. Most researchers [1, 3] consider immunological changes in endometriosis as a secondary reaction of the immune system to the developing focus of endometriosis. However, some of them indicate the possibility of the primacy of these disorders and their participation not only in the development of infertility and anovulation, but also in the occurrence of endometriosis [2, 4].

At the same time, there are not enough studies devoted to a comparative analysis of the response of a woman's immune system depending on various methods of treating endometriosis.

The purpose of our study is to choose the optimal use of the drug Visanne based on the study of the clinic and changes in some indicators of cellular immunity.

Material and methods. 102 women diagnosed with external genital endometriosis and 20 healthy women who made up the control group were examined. All surveyed were of fertile age (mean age of patients 27.8 years, in the control - 26.9) without severe extragenital pathology. Of the total number of patients, the first group consisted of 50 (36.5%) women who, against the background of traditional therapy, used Vizanna in a cyclic regimen, and the 2nd group included 52 (38.0%) women who, against the background of traditional therapy received the drug Visanne in a continuous mode. In group 1, 16 (55.2%) out of 29 had primary and 5 (17.2%) secondary infertility, 8 (27.6%) had no impaired fertility. In group 2, respectively, in 20 (64.5%) and 6 (19.4%), in 3 (9.7%) fertility was not impaired, and 2 (6.5%) girls aged 16 and 17 years were under the age of marriage.

The diagnosis of endometriosis was verified by the characteristic clinic of the disease, ultrasound data and histological studies.

The content of populations of CD3+ - T-lymphocytes, CD20+ - B-lymphocytes, subpopulations of CD4+ - T-helpers and cytotoxic CD8+ - T-lymphocytes in the peripheral blood was determined using monoclonal antibodies. The value of the immunoregulatory index (IRI) was determined by calculating the CD4+/CD8+ ratio. In addition, the percentage of antigen-binding lymphocytes (ASL) specifically sensitized to tissue antigens of the brain, liver, kidneys, ovary, endometrium, and myometrium was determined in all subjects in

the peripheral blood. Tissue-specific antigens from the listed organs were obtained according to the method of H. Werner [15]. Determination of ASL to tissue antigens of organs was carried out by the method of F. Yu. Garib and M. V. Zalyalieva [3].

The obtained data were subjected to statistical processing using a statistical analysis software package with the calculation of the arithmetic mean (M), standard deviation), standard error (m), the statistical significance of the measurements obtained when comparing the average values was determined by the criterion (t) Student. Significance level P<0.05 was taken as statistically significant changes.

Results and discussion. In patients with endometrioid lesions, there are significant changes in both local immunity factors and immunological components in the circulating blood.

Analysis of the T-link showed that the total pool of T-lymphocytes before treatment was significantly reduced in both groups compared with the control.

30-36 days after treatment, this indicator increased significantly in both groups (P<0.05), but not reaching the level of the control group in all positions.

The number of B-lymphocytes before treatment was also reduced compared to the control in both groups. After treatment, there was a similar dynamic to the recovery of the indicator without significant differences. The picture of the content of T-helpers and T-suppressors showed the same dynamics. (Table 1).

Table 1

Cellular immunity parameters before and after treatment

Indicators Control Groups Timing Groups of patients with endometriosis

1st group 2 group

CD3 59,6+1,1 Before treatment 34,9±1,1* 36,6±1,1*

After 43,3±1,3*4 42,8±1,1*

CD20 19,2+0,8 Before treatment 14,1±0,6* 14,7±0,5*

After 17,3±0,4*4 16,9±0,4*4

CD4 31,9±0,7 Before treatment 17,1±0,8* 18,6±0,7*

After 25,2±0,5** 26,5±0,7*4

CD8 21,7±0,5 Before treatment 16,4±0,5* 17,1±1,9*

After 19,4±0,4* 21,1±0,3*

Immunoreg ulatory index 1,5±0,05 Before treatment 1,1±0,04* 1,1±0,03*

After 1,5±0,04* 1,5±0,03*4

Note:

* - differences relative to the control group (* - P<0.05); • -P<0.05) differences relative to before treatment are significant

The inclusion of Jeannine in traditional therapy in a continuous regimen turned out to be more effective, as shown by the analysis of immunological parameters after treatment

An analysis of the parameters of antigen-containing lymphocytes is presented in Table 2. Before the intervention, statistically significant differences were established in almost all studied ASL parameters (except for ASL-brain) in 2 groups compared with control values. At the same time, the highest rates were found for tissue antigens of the ovaries, endometrium and myometrium. For extragenital organs, the indicators of ASL-liver, - myocardium, - endocardium dominated.

After treatment with Visanne, there was a significant trend towards a decrease in all studied ASL parameters in both groups. However, by the second examination period, the parameters of ASL-ovary, endometrium, and myometrium were still significantly higher than the control ones (Table 2).

The conducted studies allow us to suggest that significant immunological changes in the body of patients with endometriosis arise as a result of the influence of endometrioid disease.

Table 2

Dynamics of ASL indicators in patients with endometriosis

Indicators Control Groups Timing group of patients with endometriosis

1st group 2nd group

Liver 2,03+0,04 Before treatment 4,93±0,50* 5,42±0,65*

After 2,37±0,31* 2,40±0,374

Brain 1,11+0,07 Before treatment 1,01±0,16 1,20±0,40

After 0,96±0,08 1,01±0,10

Endocardiumg 1,98+0,04 Before treatment 4,63±0,59* 5,03±0,57*

After 2,04±0,22* 2,07±0,47*

Myocardium 2,01±0,03 Before treatment 4,04±0,46* 5,23±0,54*

After 1,74±0,20* 1,63±0,42*

kidneys 1,88±0,03 Before treatment 3,89±0,41* 4,68±0,55*

After 2,09±0,23* 2,00±0,29*

Lungs 1,32±0,07 Before treatment 4,19±0,69* 3,90±0,37*

After 1,45±0,29* 1,39±0,31*

Endometrium 1,82±0,04 Before treatment 7,37±0,88* 6,42±0,75*

After 2,81±0,47*4 2,95±0,51*4

Myometrium 1,63±0,05 Before treatment 6,07±0,94* 6,23±0,61*

After 2,87±0,21*4 2,73±0,36*4

Ovary 1,45±0,04 Before treatment 8,44±0,92* 7,93±0,74*

After 3,67±0,36*4 3,52±0,60*4

Note:

* - differences relative to the control group (* - P<0.05); • -P<0.05) differences relative to before treatment are significant

The conducted studies allow us to suggest that significant immunological changes in the body of patients with endometriosis arise as a result of the influence of endometrioid disease. This may be indicated by a clear trend towards the restoration of the main clones of immunocompetent cells after the intervention. Probably, the main trigger of immunosuppression is the content of endometrioid heterotopias.

Conclusions.

1. Comparative analysis of ASL indicators, confirming the above assumption, indicates a continuing significant level of cell destruction in the internal genital organs 30-36 days after treatment, regardless of its nature.

2. The clinical results of the study, coupled with the analysis of immunological parameters, make it possible to characterize the drug Visanne as a method of choice for the treatment of external genital endometriosis, especially among women with a satisfactory generative history.

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