RELATIONSHIP OF SIRI (SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION RESPONSE INDEX) AND SII (SYSTEMIC IMMUNE INFLAMMATION INDEX) VALUES WITH INTRAUTERINE DEVICE (IUD) DISLOCATION

The rate of using the Intrauterine Device (IUD), which is the most frequently preferred birth control method among women in Turkey, is approximately 19-25%. Systemic Inflammation Response Index (SIRI) and Systemic Immuno-Inflammation Index (SII) are new prognostic markers emphasized in the literature in the evaluation of cancer prognosis and inflammatory processes. In our study, we aimed to evaluate whether the SIRI and SII values obtained from the hemogram examinations taken from the patients during IUD insertion have an effect on predicting the dislocation of the IUD. 303 patients who applied to Ankara Etlik City Hospital Family Planning Polyclinic were included in the study. Data of patients who came for IUD control were scanned retrospectively and data of patients whose hemogram values were checked while IUD was inserted one month ago were recorded. Those with known additional diseases and systemic infections were not included in the study. Since the SIRI and SII measurements did not have normal distribution, nonparametric analysis techniques were used such as Mann-Whitney U test. Confidence interval was determined as 95% and p