Clinical approach to recurrent implantation failure: evidence-based evaluation of the endometrium
The endometrium is a dynamic, repetitively cycling tissue that mediates the implantation of the blastocyst. Evaluation of this complex tissue necessitates sophisticated methods that can assess its functional potential. Beginning in the 1950s with simple histological endometrial “dating,” these methods have crossed into the molecular era with the use of arrays aimed at dating, functional tests that assess for proliferation and differentiation, and tests that screen for inflammatory markers. In addition to these specialized tests, histologic evaluation for pathologic conditions—such as growth disorders (i.e.
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Clinical approach to recurrent implantation failure: evidence-based evaluation of the endometrium
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