CAPACITIES OF LOW-INTENSITY PULSE RED LASER RADIATION IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC ENDOMETRITIS

Objective. To provide a rationale for the use of low-intensity pulse red laser radiation in multimodal therapy for chronic endometritis. Subjects and methods. The study enrolled 120 women whose multimodal treatment included low-intensity pulse red laser radiation using a Matrix apparatus according to the original procedure; a comparison group consisted of 20 patients who received no laser therapy. For the diagnosis of endometritis, the investigators used histological and immunohistochemical studies to determine lysozyme, CD68 macrophages, CD31 endothelial cell marker, CD56+, CD16+ killer cells, and the activation marker class IIHLA-DR+. Culture technique and polymerase chain reaction techniques were used to estimate the endometrial microflora. Results. When used to treat chronic endometritis, matrix-assisted pulse red laser exerts anti-inflammatory, immunomodulatory, and vasoactive effects. Conclusion. The use of this type of laser is most effective in the treatment for chronic endometritis.

chronic endometritis, treatment, low-intensity pulse laser radiation