Miwa et al.(1), in a population of infertile women aged 23–44 years, reported a significantly
impaired angiogenesis and lower uterine blood flow in patients with an endometrial …

In this issue, Nirgianakis et al.(1) present a retrospective analysis of the complications of
pregnancy after laparoscopic excision of deep infiltrating endometriosis (DIE). Most …

OBJECTIVE: To characterize pathophysiologic features of a “thin” endometrium. DESIGN: A
prospective observational study. SETTING: University Hospital and City General Hospital …

We read with great interest the manuscript by Fanfani et al., which reports their experience
with laparoscopic treatment of bowel-infiltrating endometriosis (1). The authors analyzed …

Sir, We read with interest the retrospective cohort study published in the journal by
Rombauts and colleagues (Rombauts et al., 2015). The authors reported on the association …

We read with interest the article by Weissman et al.(1) regarding the detrimental effect of
increased endometrial thickness on the outcome of IVF programs. However, our results are …

A series of elegant experiments demonstrate that ''epidermal growth factor (EGF) increases
the expression of endometriosis-associated hyaluronan and its synthase hyaluronan …

In this issue of Fertility and Sterility, Liu et al.(1) analyzed the effect of endometrial thickness
(EMT) on ectopic pregnancy rate in frozen embryo transfer (FET) cycles. Ectopic pregnancy …

Endometriosis is a common estrogen responsive inflammatory disease that continues to
represent a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge. Pain is subjective and it is difficult to …

The study by Mahutte et al.(1) to identify ''an optimal endometrial thickness''for embryo
transfer has some limitations that could have led to inaccuracies. Although they reported that …