Baser E

No ORCID on file · 21 papers in corpus · active 2014-2023

Study types

  • other 1

Condition tags

  • endometriosis 1
2023
Journal of health economics and outcomes research ·doi:10.36469/001c.87538

Background: Closed claims are frequently used in outcomes research studies. Lately, the availability of open claims has increased the possibility of obtaining information faster and on a larger scale. However, because of the possibility of …

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2022
Journal of food biochemistry.

Implantation is a key point in pathological processes associated with infertility, especially in endometriosis. In this complex process, there is limited evidence to demonstrate the role of receptivity and autophagy. The present study aimed…

2020
Geburtshilfe und Frauenheilkunde ·doi:10.1055/a-1213-9164

Background The number and the quality of embryos transferred are important predictors of success in in vitro fertilization (IVF) cycles. In the presence of more than one good quality embryo on the transfer day, double-embryo transfer (DET) …

2019
Obstetrics & gynecology science ·doi:10.5468/ogs.2019.62.4.273

ObjectiveTo investigate the correlation between sonographic, hysteroscopic, and pathological findings in postmenopausal asymptomatic patients with sonographically thickened endometrium.MethodsThe records of postmenopausal patients who atten…

other 2014
Asian Pacific journal of cancer prevention : APJCP ·doi:10.7314/apjcp.2014.15.16.6749

BACKGROUND: There are limited data in the literature related to concomitant genital or extra-genital organ pathologies in patients with borderline ovarian tumors (BOTs). The aim of this study was to evaluate our experience with 183 patients…