Endometriosis currently affects∼ 5.5 million reproductive-aged women in the US with
symptoms such as painful periods (dysmenorrhea), chronic pelvic pain, pain with …

BACKGROUND The recruitment of immune cells by chemokines and the regulation of
endometrial cell apoptosis are critical aspects of endometriosis biology. Here, we review the …

OBJECTIVE: To provide a focused review of the scientific literature pertaining to endometrial
receptivity. DESIGN: Review of the literature and appraisal of relevant articles. SETTING …

BACKGROUND Stem cell research in the endometrium and myometrium from animal
models and humans has led to the identification of endometrial/myometrial stem cells and …

Human endometrium is a dynamic organ that normally undergoes repetitive cyclic
regeneration. To enable this rapid regeneration, it is not surprising that the endometrium …

The endometrium is ground zero when it comes to understanding how implantation occurs
and how it might also fail, resulting in infertility or pregnancy loss. Many of the causes of …

STUDY QUESTION What mechanism is involved in regulating the autophagy of endometrial
stromal cells (ESCs), and does it participate in the pathogenesis of endometriosis …

Reproductive health is a worldwide challenge, but it is of particular significance to women
during their reproductive age. Several female reproductive problems, including polycystic …

Bone marrow derived cells engraft to the uterine endometrium and contribute to
endometriosis. The mechanism by which these cells are mobilized and directed to the …

Endometriosis (EMS) is a common gynecologic disease that causes chronic pelvic pain,
dysmenorrhea, and infertility in women. The doctrine of menstruation back flow planting and …