The receptive phase of the endometrium seems to occur in close association with the
appearance of pinopodes and endometrial integrins that may be activated by the interleukin …

Implantation is a phenomenon that involves an interaction between the embryo and
maternal endometrium. There is, in the menstrual cycle, a short and precise period of time in …

Intensive research work has been performed to better understand the regulation of the
endometrium and its clinical implications to improve implantation. Although many proteins …

Endometriosis has been one of the most confusing gynecologic diseases since it was first
described approximately a century ago. The rate of endometriosis in infertile women ranges …

Objective: To review the literature on various endometrial factors assumed to be of
importance to implantation and to evaluate their potential clinical value in the assessment of …

Implantation in humans is a complex process that involves embryo apposition and
attachment to the maternal endometrial epithelium, traversing adjacent cells of the epithelial …

Embryo implantation requires adequate dialogue between a good quality embryo and a
receptive endometrium. This implantation is still considered as the black box of reproductive …

The embryo alone, though very important, is not sufficient to explain successful or failed
implantation. Human embryonic implantation is less efficient than in nonmenstruating …

Human implantation is a highly complex and multifactorial process. Successful implantation
requires the presence of a healthy embryo, a receptive endometrium, and a synchronized …

Endometriosis is a relatively wide-spread benign but debilitating gynaecological disorder
affecting women of reproductive age. Endometriosis develops following the implantation of …