Flow cytofluorometry of cervico-vaginal flushes as an objective method for the diagnosis of urogenital disorders in women who have undergone bilateral oophorectomy
V. I. Konovalov , M. A. Zvychayny , A. V. Vorontsova , A. V. Gorlenko , M. K. Kiseleva , S. Yu. Pristolenko
Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases ›› 2000, Vol. 49 ›› Issue (5S) : 47 -47.
Flow cytofluorometry of cervico-vaginal flushes as an objective method for the diagnosis of urogenital disorders in women who have undergone bilateral oophorectomy
To study the possibility of using flow cytofluorometry (FC) of cervico-vaginal smears to objectify urogenital disorders (UGD) in women after surgical removal of ovaries, we examined 111 patients of reproductive age (25-35 years) who underwent surgical castration and had clinical manifestations of urogenital estrogen deficiency syndrome of different severity. All women were simultaneously examined: cervico-vaginal smears by triple-parametric FC method (GOI-92 cytometer, St. Petersburg) and traditional microscopic examination of vaginal smears.
flow cytofluorometry / cervico-vaginal flushes / diagnosis / urogenital disorders / bilateral oophorectomy
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