Adhesion barriers inhibit cell proliferation, adhesion and invasion of primary endometriosis cells
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This study investigated whether adhesion barriers could prevent endometriosis cell adhesion, invasion, and proliferation on peritoneal wounds, thereby potentially inhibiting disease relapse.
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Background: In the pathogenesis of endometriosis adhesions play a major role. Applying adhesion barrier on the peritoneal wound that might act as a seeding ground could also prevent endometrial cells to adhere, invade and grow and thus cause a relapse of the disease.
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