[HTML][HTML] Pathophysiologic features of “thin” endometrium
I Miwa, H Tamura, A Takasaki, Y Yamagata… - Fertility and sterility, 2009 - Elsevier
OBJECTIVE: To characterize pathophysiologic features of a “thin” endometrium. DESIGN: A
prospective observational study. SETTING: University Hospital and City General Hospital.
PATIENT (S): Patients with normal-thickness endometrium (Normal-Em group: endometrial
thickness≥ 8 mm; n= 57) and thin endometrium (Thin-Em group: endometrial thickness< 8
mm; n= 17). MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE (S): Blood flow impedance of the uterine radial
artery (RA) was assessed as resistance index (RI) by transvaginal color-pulsed Doppler …
prospective observational study. SETTING: University Hospital and City General Hospital.
PATIENT (S): Patients with normal-thickness endometrium (Normal-Em group: endometrial
thickness≥ 8 mm; n= 57) and thin endometrium (Thin-Em group: endometrial thickness< 8
mm; n= 17). MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE (S): Blood flow impedance of the uterine radial
artery (RA) was assessed as resistance index (RI) by transvaginal color-pulsed Doppler …
