Активність природних кілерних клітин в еутопічному ендометрії при аденоміозі у жінок з різними імплантаційними характеристиками
This study found that women with adenomyosis and implantation failure exhibit significantly higher eutopic endometrial NK-cell infiltration than those with successful implantation or healthy controls.
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This study compared the infiltration of natural killer cells in the eutopic endometrium among women with adenomyosis experiencing implantation failure, those with successful pregnancies, and healthy controls. Using immunohistochemistry to detect CD16+ and CD56+ antigens, researchers found that NK cell levels were significantly higher in the endometrium of patients with adenomyosis compared to fertile individuals without the condition. Specifically, women with adenomyosis and a history of implantation insufficiency exhibited 6.8 to 7.1 times greater concentrations of these specific NK cell subsets than those who successfully carried pregnancies to term. The paper is centrally about adenomyosis — specifically investigating the role of uterine natural killer cells in implantation outcomes for women with this condition.
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