Scanning Electron Microscopy of Postovulatory Human Endometrium in Spontaneous Cycles and Cycles Stimulated by Hormone Treatment

D. Martel, R. Frydman, M Glissant, C. Maggioni, D. Roche, A Psychoyos
In: Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey · 1988 · vol. 43(6) , pp. 365–368 · doi:10.1097/00006254-198806000-00020 · W2045946596
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Scanning electron microscopy revealed distinct morphological differences in the endometrial surface epithelium between spontaneous human cycles and those stimulated by hormone treatment.

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MARTEL, D.; FRYDMAN, R.; GLISSANT, M.; MAGGIONI, C.; ROCHE, D.; PSYCHOYOS, A. Author Information

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