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December 03-04, 2018 | Lisbon, Portugal

Public Health, Women's Health, Nursing and Hospital Management

Joint Event

Journal of Community Medicine & Health Education | ISSN : 2161-0711 | Volume 08

Magdalena Kajdos

Polish Mother's Memorial

Hospital Research Institute

Poland

Magdalena Kajdos , J Community Med Health Educ 2018, Volume:8

DOI: 10.4172/2161-0711-C7-051

result. Median (as a measure of the average value in each group) and 1st and 3rd quartiles (as a

measure of the results spread) were counted for each type of test in sets (set 1, set 2 and set 3)

in the subgroups of patients. Comparisons between patients groups were made with the Mann-

Whitney test. The test hypothesis assumed that both analyzed samples (test and control) came

from the same population (or population with identical medians).

We compared each of the flow cytometry parameters between the control and endometriosis

groups to check which of the cytometry results differ the groups. We were looking for a

correlation between plasma and peritoneal fluid to see if there was a relationship between

the amount of microvesicles in these media. In plasma samples the statistically significant

differences were observed in three cases: set 3 VEGF + / MMP9 - higher percentage of

object marked by those antibodies in the control group, a larger percentage of microvesicles

with annexinV in the group with endometriosis and higher percentage of microvesicles with

MMP9 in the control group. It was also noticed that tests with annexin V plus another marker

(antibodies) gave few object to count whereas tests with VEGF plus another possible marker

gave much more objects to count. The same criteria were used to analyze samples of peritoneal

fluid. There was detected one significant difference between test and control group: set 3 VEGF

+ / MMP9 - higher percentage of objects in the control group. Like in plasma, microvesicles

marked by VEGF, also in combination with other markers, were the higher number of objects.

Moreover we observed higher percentage of objects marked by CK18 in peritoneal fluid in

both group.

There was a try to estimate the logistic regression to see if it was possible to predict, to which

of group patients belonged using microvesicles profile. The logistic regression models ware

developed for collected date of plasma and peritoneal fluid analysis. However the odds ratio

estimate was impossible due to the small number of samples.

Moreover we tried to cluster patients within the plasma and peritoneal fluid groups to visualize

the overall picture of the cytometry results between the groups. Clustering did not properly

separate two groups of patients. The results indicated the heterogeneity of the study group. The

heterogeneity was observed in both plasma and peritoneal fluid samples. The reason could be

clinical factors not included in the analyzed data.

Conclusion:

Results of the study did not confirm hypothesis that microvesicles with

proangiogenic factors (VEGF, MMP9) are produced in higher amount by endometriosis

foci. The research revealed presence of MVs in blood and peritoneal fluid samples in both

groups. The higher percentage of MVs with VEGF+/MMP9 and only MMP9 in blood was

unexpected result. Those factor are important in angiogenesis. Process, which is more advanced

in endometriosis foci, not in teratomas cysts. In peritoneal fluid analysis we also observed more

MVs VEGF+/MMP9 in control group. Moreover in peritoneal fluid there were noticed a lot of

microvesicles marked by CK18 in both grup. It was supsrising result, because cytokeratine 18

was choosen as e specific marker for endometrial cells.

To sum up, the study indicated single parametrs, which differing group of patients witch

endometriosis and control group (patients with teratomas). Most of the measurements did

not differentiate the analyzed groups of patients. The tests group was heterogeneity, while the

control group was quite small, which made difficulties to obtain statistically significant results.

The reason of heterogeneity in group of patient with endometriosis could be many. In this study

information of stage of endometriosis advanced and date of menstrual cycle in which was

samples collected were not compared with analyzed data. Perhaps these data had a significant

impact on variety results

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