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doi: 10.7669/j.issn.0253-357X.2014.01.0036 E-mail:
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Vol.34, No.1 Reproduction & Contraception
Jan. 2014
1
2
(1.
1
,
, 200032) , , 200011)
(2.
:
(PCOS)
: A
1
17
;8
PCOS B
,
,
(OGTT)
(IR) : 17
9
PCOS
17 IR
,
:
3~6 PCOS
:
,
(PCOS);
IR
;
: R711.74
,
(IR);
:A
(OC);
: 0253-357X(2014)01-0036-05
(polycystic ovary syndrome, 5%~10%, 60%
[3,4]
,
PCOS)
,
20%~
[1]
2
7
PCOS
,
, ,
,
, 17
;
(
9
)PCOS
IR
(
2
) , PCOS
(insulin resistance, IR),
IR
PCOS , IR [2]
,
1 1.1
,
2011.01~2012.11
, ,
,
PCOS
IR
IR
, :
36
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(A
)
(B
)
1.4
1.2 1.2.1 PCOS
PCOS
SPSS16.0,
2003
:
,
;
(M)(
;
(PCO) 2~9 mm
,
12
3
,
2
2
/
, 2.1
(CAH)
17
[5]
Cushing 1.2.2 IR
,
75 g (OGTT),
1 h
2 h
0 h
3 h
PCOS 32.1
(BMI)
0.5 h
,
0.75
1h
: AUC=0.25 +2 h
IR=
3h
0.5 h
A
(mmol·h/L), HOMA-
2
(FINS,
FINS
9
,
3~4
4
;B 6
(
2 5 -35(
8
,
) ;3
,
(
1
;
1
1
)
)1
;
( )8
/d,
/d
3
(160 mg/
)1 (
, 500 mg/ /d
3
3~4
,
2
,
2.2
HOMA-IR :
,
2~ 3
1 ,
IR
,
1
,
Pharmacia &
;
(500 mg/ 1 000~1 500 mg/d,
/d
2
7
,1
,
,
,
B
21 d,
, 0.625 mg/
1
,
2 mg
0.035 mg,
,
, 2
A
1.3
Upjohn)1
,2
10 mIU/L;
1.66 mIU/L[7]
HOMA-IR
2
,
+
(FPG, mmol/L)
mIU/L)/22.5
16
HOMA-IR + 0.5
+ 0.5
,
;3 , 3
(HOMA)
IR
3.48(17.0~29.6) kg/m 2,
22.46
,
(AUC) [6]
5.0(22~44)
, ,
IR
,
, P10 ml;
Q)
HOMA-IR
)
,
,
,
(P=0.017),
,
(IAUC) (P=0.012), ,
, 3 ,
1
,
(
1)
3
, 3.1
,
1987
, ,
(hyperplasia of endometrium, EH)
, ,
,
(ISGP)
(simple hyperplasia, SH) hyperplasia, CH)
(complex (atypical hyperplasia, 37
1
[
(
)]
Table 1 Comparison of serum index before and after therapy [M(Q)] Z
P
8.62 (8.54)
0.980
0.327
5.20 (1.30)
4.70 (0.80)
1.540
0.123
3.53 (2.55)
1.68 (2.30)
2.380
0.017
IAUC
264.39 (162.55)
166.06 (151.19)
2.521
0.012
GAUC
23.44 (16.14)
21.58 (9.84)
0.420
0.674
Index
Before treatment
After treatment
13.53 (9.70)
FPG (mmol/L) HOMA-IR
FINS (U/ml)
,
AH) 3
[13]
( [1]
) AH
SH
,
30%
CH,
9
,
23%~29%
[14]
,
30%~50%
,
,
, [9]
, [10]
17
,
Montgomery [8]
,
,
,
,
, ,
, DNA
,
, 3.2
, PCOS
17 , A [11]
40%
,
,
IR
9 ,
2
,
:
, , ,
,
,
,
(PR),
, (SHBG)
PR
,
, [13]
,
, ;
,
,
IR ,
, PCOS
, , ,
(ER)
,
3 [15]
,
9.6 mm,
IR 6.4 mm
Lin
, (IGF-I),
,
50%,
,
[16]
, [12]
38
;
PCOS
IR
Iatrakis
E2
; DNA
50%~70%
IR
;
;
,
E2
30%
E2 ;
IR, ,
(IGFBP-1), IGFBP-1
,
; , (AMPK)
,
T
,
, IR
[18]
IR : IR
,
, ,
,
1 IGFBP-1
PCOS ,
IGF-
,
IR
[19]
, IR-
,
PCOS 25%,
[17]
, ,
IR
PCOS IR
, ,
, ,
, , , HOMA-IR
IR IAUC
, ,
3.3
,
17 ,
, ,
,
9
, ,
3~6 , ,
, ,
,
,
,
,
, , , PR
,
;
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.
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2449-57.
,
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)
Drug Transformation Analysis of Endometrial Atypical Hyperplasia in Patients with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Xiao-fang LOU1, Jin-fang LIN2, Su-ping FANG1, Feng-ling WANG1 (1. Hospital of Shanghai Institute of Planned Parenthood Research, Shanghai, 200032) (2. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital Affiliated to Fudan University, Shanghai, 200011)
ABSTRACT
Objective: To analyze the efficacy and safety of drugs on reverse of atypical endometrial
hyperplasia in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Methods: A retrospective analysis on 17 patients with PCOS complicated by atypical endometrial hyperplasia was performed (9 patients who were treated with progestin but not reversed were considered as group A; 8 patients who were untreated were considered as group B). Both groups received OGTT and insulin release test, to check whether the patients had insulin resistance (IR) or hyperinsulinemia. The 17 patients were treated with oral contraceptives combined with metformin. Results: After the 17 patients with PCOS complicated by IR and hyperinsulinemia received drug treatment for 3 6 cycles, atypical endometrial hyperplasia was successfully reversed. Conclusion: Oral contraceptives combined with metformin is a clinically practical and effective method for treatment of PCOS complicated by atypical IR endometrial hyperplasia. Key words: polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS); endometrial atypical hyperplasia; insulin resistance (IR); oral contraceptive pills (OC); metformin
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