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Objective To observe the changes in ovary blood supply of the tuberculous pelvic inflammation patient before and after treatment by color Doppler to explore the influences of tuberculous pelvic inflammation on uterus and ovary functions from hemodynamic aspect as well as the rehabilitation of uterus and ovary functions after treatment.Methods The 17 tuberculous pelvic inflammation patients in the observation group and 17 healthy women at child-bearing period underwent color Doppler examination,and such indexes were measured as the peak systolic flow velocities of uterine artery and arteria ovarica (Vmax),resistance index (RI) and pulsatility index (PI).The measure values at all the stages were compared in the observation group,and then contrasted with those in the control group.The rehabilitation of ovary function was evaluated according to the measure values.Results The observation group had the Vmaxs of rami ovarii arteriae uterinae and arteria ovarica 3 months after treatment higher than those before treatment,and the Vmaxs of rami ovarii arteriae uterinae and arteria ovarica 1 a were significantly higher than those 6 months after treatment.The Vmaxs of rami ovarii arteriae uterinae and arteria ovarica in the observation group 3 months,6 months,1 a and 1.5 a after treatment were all higher statistically than those in the control group at corresponding periods.The observation group had the measure values of PI and RI before treatment as well as 3 months and 6 months after treatment obviously higher than those in the control group.The measure values of PI and RI 1 and 1.5 a after treatment in the observation group were also higher than those in the control group.Conclusion Uterine artery and arteria ovarica may have hemodynamic changes before and after pelvic tuberculosis treatment.Measuring the blood flow parameters of uterine artery and arteria ovarica before and after pelvic tuberculosis treatment contributes to evaluating pelvic tuberculosis treatment efficacy and predicting ovarian function rehabilitation after treatment.