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Terapevticheskie vozmozhnosti metformina pri vosstanovlenii fertil'nosti u patsientok s sindromom polikistoznykh yaichnikov

https://doi.org/10.14341/brh20083-413-24

Abstract

СПКя – клинический синдром, характерными клиническими признаками которого являются гиперандрогения, нарушение овуляции и увеличение объема яичников за счет множественных фолликулов по периферии. Дефиниция СПКя остается до сих пор дискуссионным вопросом – клинические признаки синдрома неспецифичны и довольно распространены в популяции среди практически здоровых женщин. СПКя фактически является гетерогенным состоянием, поэтому обсуждение диагностических критериев остается ключевым вопросом для понимания синдрома. К настоящему времени были предложены и приняты два варианта диагностических критериев. В апреле 1990 г – критерии Национального Института Здоровья (NIH) и Национального Института Здоровья ребенка и Развития человека (NICHD) США [1]. После длительного обсуждения в Роттердаме в мае 2003 г приняты действующие в настоящее время диагностические критерии Европейского Общества Репродукции Человека и Эмбриологии (ESHRE) и Американского Общества Репродуктивной Медицины (ASRM) [2]. Роттердамские критерии значительно расширили количество клинических фенотипов СПКя.

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Chebotnikova T.V., Semicheva T.V. Terapevticheskie vozmozhnosti metformina pri vosstanovlenii fertil'nosti u patsientok s sindromom polikistoznykh yaichnikov. Bulletin of Reproductive Health. 2008;(3-4):13-24. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.14341/brh20083-413-24

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