Research Article

Characteristics of Peripheral Immune Function in Reproductive Females with Uterine Leiomyoma

Table 1

Clinical and demographic characteristics of uterine fibroid patients and fibroid-free controls.

VariablesPatients (n = 30)Controls (n = 68) (Mann–Whitney U)

Age (years)36 (26, 40)30 (22, 36)<0.001
Menstrual cycle (days)29 (23, 39)30 (22, 45)0.003
Menstrual duration (days)7 (3, 7)6 (5, 8)0.357
No. of myomas1 (1, 12)
 1 (n, %)18 (60.0%)
 2 (n, %)5 (16.7%)
 ≥3 (n, %)7 (23.3%)
Site of myoma1
 Intramural (n, %)24 (80%)
 Subserous (n, %)3 (10%)
 Intraligamentary (n, %)2 (6.7%)
 Submucous (n, %)1 (3.3%)
Diameter of myoma1 (cm)7 (2, 12)
 ≤5.0 (n, %)9 (30%)
 >5.0 (n, %)21 (70%)
Complications
 Pelvic lesions (n, %)23 (76.7%)
 Salpingitis (n, %)16 (53.3%)
Blood tests
 CA125 (U/ml)21.2 (4.8, 95.9)
 Hb (g/L)119.5 (54, 144)134 (116, 154)<0.001
 RBC (1012/L)4.45 (3.33, 5.92)4.42 (2.53, 5.26)0.638

Data were presented as number, median, min/max, or percentage. 1The characteristics of the biggest myoma; Hb, hemoglobin; RBC, red blood cells.