Intrafollicular inflammatory cytokines but not steroid hormone concentrations are increased in naturally matured follicles of women with proven endometriosis.
This study investigated intrafollicular inflammatory cytokines and steroid hormone concentrations in naturally matured follicles from women with endometriosis.
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