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Evaluation of the macroscopic growth degree of experimental endometriosis in rats.

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  • Evaluation of the macroscopic growth degree of experimental endometriosis in rats. Abstract Text:

     neto Neto,orlando jorge martins torresOrlando Jorge Martins Torres, coelho Coelho,joel nicolau nogueira nunesJoel Nicolau Nogueira Nunes,guilherme carneiro aguiarGuilherme Carneiro Aguiar, costa Costa,

    PURPOSE: To evaluate macroscopically the growth degree of self-transplantation of endometriosis in rats. METHODS: Forty female rats, after a 7-day period for adpating and evaluating of the estrous cycle regularity, underwent tail abdominal midline laparotomy with 3-cm cuts. The average third of the left uterine horn was removed, 4mm x 4mm patches in liquid environment were made, and self-transplanted in the rat mesenterium with a single stitch, and the endometrial surface of the endometriotic implant facing the lumen of the peritoneal cavity. The rats were programmed to die after three weeks. The abdominal cavity displaying was held and self-transplants were identified and classified. RESULTS: The results achieved were: one case for degree 0 (2,5%), three cases for degree 1 (7,5%), eleven cases for degree II (27,5%) and twenty-five cases for degree III (62,5%). CONCLUSION: The experimental endometriosis development, through the self-transplantation technique, showed to be most common in degrees 3 and 2 of development.

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    jn netoJN Neto,oj torresOJ Torres,tm coelhoTM Coelho,jn nunesJN Nunes,gc aguiarGC Aguiar,lk costaLK Costa,

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    MEDLINE DATE: 2007 Mar-Apr

    Evaluation of the macroscopic growth degree of experimental endometriosis in rats. Journal Published:

    PUBLICATION TYPE: Journal Article

    Journal: Acta cirúrgica brasileira / Sociedade Brasileira p

    VOLUME: 22 Suppl 1

    Page Numbers: 8-11

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    ISSN: 0102-8650

    DAY: 16

    MONTH: 05

    YEAR: 2007

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    LANGUAGE: eng

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    AFFILIATION: Federal University of Maranhão, Mirage of the Sun Street 19, 1001 Renaissance II, 65075-760 São Luís, Maranhão, Brazil. j.nogueira.n@uol.com.br

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