… evaluate the current treatment progress and research methods for intrauterine adhesion. We
… articles at PubMed on prevention and treatment, pathogenesis, the repair of other tissues/…

… Intrauterine adhesion (IUA) refers to partial or complete adhesions between the uterine walls
… Adhesions might be the result of the destruction of the lamina basalis of the endometrium …

… This paper reviewed the role of ncRNAs in IUA pathogenesis, summarized the core
pathways of endometrial fibrosis regulated by ncRNAs, and finally introduced the potential of …

… of Tel Aviv’s Hadassah Hospital published the most comprehensive analysis and evaluation
of the etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment of this condition. His initial series of …

This article has been produced to review the literature on symptomatic and asymptomatic
intrauterine adhesions. Electronic resources including Medline, PubMed, CINAHL, The …

Intrauterine adhesions (IUA) can occur after mechanical or … , and altered expression of
adhesion-associated cytokines. The … to resect adhesions and postoperative treatment with an IUA …

… fibrin-dissolving (fibrinolytic) activities in the peritoneum has been hypothesized as one of
the major pathogenesis factors in adhesion development in animals 26. A recent prospective …

… or intrauterine adhesions (lUA). Since Asherman's first publication in 1948, 1 a study of 29
cases all originating in Israel, an additional 741 instances ofIUA have been reported to have …

… pathogenesis and treatment of IUA. Therefore, targeting fibrosis is significant for the treatment
… , 12-14 following transcervical resection of adhesion (TCRA) by hysteroscopy, regarded as …

… current capabilities of surgical treatment, methods and means of … the pathogenesis and
treatment of Asherman's syndrome. … intrauterine device in the treatment of intrauterine adhesions. …