Recurrence of XXXX after sclerotherapy.

@entity1 @entity1420 @entity167 @entity5 @entity2929 @entity53 @entity42 @entity134 @entity46 @entity10224 @entity6353
AIM: The aim of this paper was to evaluate correlation between cyst recurrence and some cyst characteristics after sclerotherapy of non-neoplastic @entity42 with @entity167 - @entity2929 combination. METHODS: Fifty two cases of simple @entity42 were subjected to sclerotherapy with @entity167 and @entity2929 . Two @entity1 were excluded due to suspicious cytologic result. All @entity1 were followed-up monthly with color Doppler ultrasonography for over 12 months. Failure of procedure was considered if recurrent cyst diameter exceeds 5 centimeters detected by ultrasound. Cyst size, volume and color of aspirate, @entity134 hormone, and @entity5 marker levels of the cyst fluid were correlated to the recurrence rate. RESULTS: The fluid of cyst was serous in 32 cases and dark @entity6353 -colored in twenty cases. Cytological analyses of thirty cysts were acellular sediment, twenty were suitable with @entity46 and two were reported as suspicious. At 12-month follow-up, 12 cyst recurrences was detected. There was no difference in aspirated cyst volume, cyst size and FSH and LH content of recurrent and resolved cyst. The cyst wall thickness of recurrent cyst was higher than that of resolved cyst (P<0.001). The mean @entity53 and @entity1420 concentrations of resolved cysts were significantly higher than that of recurrent cysts on the other hand, the mean @entity10224 levels in recurrent cysts (347.9  204.4) was significantly higher as compared to the mean @entity10224 concentrations of resolved cyst (16.75  22.45). CONCLUSION: Aspiration and sclerotherapy with @entity167 and @entity2929 yielded a relatively high recurrence rate in cyst with a bloody aspirate and high @entity10224 levels in cyst fluid.
