Endometriosis is a disease affecting up to 10% of reproductive‐aged women, but
contributing to the majority of cases of pelvic pain and infertility. The association between …

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

Background Successful embryo implantation is a crucial event that relies upon elaborate
communication between the capable embryo and the receptive endometrium (1). Although …

Как известно, эндометриоз (ЭМ) является чрезвычайно распространенным
заболеванием, которое чаще всего встречается среди пациенток репродуктивного …

Objective-To determine whether peritoneal fluid from women with endometriosis contributes
to infertility by impairing sperm motion and functional characteristics. Methods-Women with …

The process of identifying the presence of epithelial invasions in the peritoneal cavity, but
outside the uterine cavity, proceeded in steps over a period of 60 years until, in 1920, Cullen …

Endometriosis has been one of the most confusing gynecological diseases since it was first
described. Whereas there is a reasonable body of evidence in literature to demonstrate an …

There is increasing interest in the role of the endometrium on trophoblast attachment and
invasion during implantation. To understand the biochemical basis for the establishment of …

Background and purpose: Treatment of endometriosis-associated infertility has not yet
become standardized. Various protocols including surgical treatment, medical therapy, and …